Abstract
Early body composition responses to longevity-promoting dietary interventions in long-lived growth hormone receptor antagonist (GHA) mice reveal significant treatment-associated physiological differences, with ongoing studies evaluating their relevance to long-term survival and overall functional aging outcomes.
Status
Undergraduate
Department
Biological Sciences
College
College of Arts and Sciences
Campus
Athens
Faculty Mentor
Edward List
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Effects of Life-Extending Compounds on Body Composition in Long-Lived Growth Hormone Receptor Antagonist Mice
Early body composition responses to longevity-promoting dietary interventions in long-lived growth hormone receptor antagonist (GHA) mice reveal significant treatment-associated physiological differences, with ongoing studies evaluating their relevance to long-term survival and overall functional aging outcomes.