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From zygotes to death, evry life event is programmed by genes. The growth of all body tissue. Age of adolescence,( Here is accelaretion of hormones.) age to bear children, Age of maturity. ( Here hormones are stabilised.) Then after reproductin, Nature is not much interested in you. Then changes of old aging start. There is gradual failure of all organs. ( Organs have very large reserve capacity in young age.) Gradually every organ start to get tired and eventually fails. Progeria is a genetic disorder in which a person matures very early and get old very early. All this is programmed by genes. Some trees live for thousands of years. They are programmed by Nature that way. Turtles live for centuries.
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What is the connective tissue theory of aging?
Changes in the makeup of the connective tissue alter the stability of body structures, causing a loss of elasticity and functioning, and leading to symptoms of aging.
Can a human clone be programmed differently?
Yes, if enough DNA was attained, then a clone could be programmed.
How do tissues replenish the cells contained within them?
See if this helps you. The historical concept of aging as an irreversible, inevitable, and inefficient biologic status led to the deterministic view of aging, which resulted in the replacement principle of aging control. For this purpose, the replacements of genes, cells, tissues, or organs have been proposed, but without satisfactory results. The novel concept of aging as a responsive and adaptive response to survival has resulted in the development of a new hypothesis of aging; namely, the Gate Theory. The prerequisites of the new hypothesis are gatekeeper molecules and a responsive aging field. Based on this concept, the modulation of gatekeeper molecules affects the cellular aging field, and result in the adjustment of the senescent phenotype. As a candidate for such molecules, caveolin has been examined with respect to its association with the aging phenotype. This new concept proposes the possibility of a restoration principle, which changes our view of aging in the community from simple longevity to a functional longevity. Functional longevity engenders the notions of active participation, positive thinking, and responsible behavior by the elderly. Therefore, it can be suggested that now is the time to accept the restoration principle as a key approach to individual aging control as well as the long live community in substitution with replace principle. I did read it all to see what it say's but you read it and see. The historical concept of aging as an irreversible, inevitable, and inefficient biologic status led to the deterministic view of aging, which resulted in the replacement principle of aging control. For this purpose, the replacements of genes, cells, tissues, or organs have been proposed, but without satisfactory results. The novel concept of aging as a responsive and adaptive response to survival has resulted in the development of a new hypothesis of aging; namely, the Gate Theory. The prerequisites of the new hypothesis are gatekeeper molecules and a responsive aging field. Based on this concept, the modulation of gatekeeper molecules affects the cellular aging field, and result in the adjustment of the senescent phenotype. As a candidate for such molecules, caveolin has been examined with respect to its association with the aging phenotype. This new concept proposes the possibility of a restoration principle, which changes our view of aging in the community from simple longevity to a functional longevity. Functional longevity engenders the notions of active participation, positive thinking, and responsible behavior by the elderly. Therefore, it can be suggested that now is the time to accept the restoration principle as a key approach to individual aging control as well as the long live community in substitution with replace principle.
What organelle is involved in programmed cell death?
The organelle lysosome is involved in the programmed cell death.
Which disorder is common in aging men?
Cardiovascular disease is one problem some aging men face.
What is the programmed senescence theory of aging?
The aging of the cells for each individual is programmed into the genes, and there is a preset number of possible rejuvenations in the life of a given cell.
What was The first social theory of aging?
Activity theory was the first social theory of aging, but only after the development of disengagement theory did it receive both its name and recognition as a distinct theory (Hiller & BArrow, 2007).
What is the hormonal stress theory of aging?
Hormonal stress theory is aging in body hormonal system can lower resistance to stress and increase risks of diseases.
Which theory of aging equates happiness in old age to the amount and quality of program participation the elderly engage in?
activity theory
You maintain that physical changes in late adulthood are largely related to built-in-time limits to cell reproduction it's safe to say that you endorse the theory of aging?
Yes, there is a genetic programming theory of aging (cell death).
What is the connective tissue theory of aging?
Changes in the makeup of the connective tissue alter the stability of body structures, causing a loss of elasticity and functioning, and leading to symptoms of aging.
What movie character was programmed to buy the book The Catcher in the Rye?
Jerry Fletcher from - Conspiracy Theory (1997)
What theory of aging suggests that successful adjustment is fostered by a full and active commitment to life?
Activity!
What is the genetic theory of aging?
Human cells maintain their own seed of destruction at the chromosome level.
Shortening of sarcomeres causes?
In biological theory, some biologists suspect the shortening of sacromeres causes aging.
Why can't scientists permanently stop aging?
Eukaryotic cells of multicellular organisms are genetically programmed to age and die. It is believed by many researchers that this mechanism evolved to help such organisms eliminate cancers and if the mechanism was stopped from operating the incidence and severity of cancers would dramatically increase. Only in the cells that make egg and sperm cells does this aging mechanism get reset to "zero" so that the offspring start with similar programmed lifespan to their parents.
Which theory asserts that all animal activity is learned rather than genetically programmed?
It sounds like you are thinking of Behaviorism.
