Theorizing on Aging as Lack of Prioritization on Maintenance It is a great deal easier to theorize about aging than it is to produce technologies that repair specific forms of damage and disarray in aged tissues. The results of animal studies using those technologies are needed in order to prove or disprove specific lines of thought regarding which mechanisms are and are not important in aging, and thus set the stage for more concrete inferences about the evolution of aging. But this is a far greater challenge than the production of more theory. So the aging research community theorizes a great deal on the nature of aging and its evolution, and these days much of that work is aided by computer modeling of pseudo-organisms and evolutionary scenarios. Aging is an extensive biological process characterized […]
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