… From a global view, the intrinsic constraint of the maximal growth rate of bacteria remains to
… In this review, we analyze and discuss this issue from the angle of protein translation capacity…

… The World Health Organization has introduced the term ‘intrinsic capacity’ (IC) as a marker
of healthy ageing. However, controversy exists on the definition and assessment of IC. We …

… Intrinsic capacity (IC) is the composite of physical and mental capacities that individuals can
draw upon as they age, encompassing the domains of cognition, locomotion, psychological, …

… on the maintenance of intrinsic capacity and functional ability … people with decreased intrinsic
capacity targeted six domains… intrinsic capacity model may represent the reserve capacity …

… Interleukin-6, C-reactive protein, and tumor necrosis factor-α may potentially indicate
changes in intrinsic capacity, but their results with intrinsic capacity or each intrinsic capacity …

… We study the impact of intrinsic aerobic capacity and aging on sirtuins. … Here we study the
impact of intrinsic aerobic capacity, aging and voluntary exercise on the levels of sirtuins, HSFs …

… in the maintenance of these capacities, notably physical activities, such … to intrinsic capacity
and other domains discussed within the present review, such as fall prevention and response …

… Functional ability is defined as the interplay between environmental factors and intrinsic
capacity (IC) [1]. IC, the composite of a person’s total physical and mental capacities that they …

… ability, and is determined by the interaction of intrinsic capacity (IC) with environment (4). IC
… , cognitive, psychological, vitality and sensory capacities. It is a paradigm shift from the usual …

… capacity domains of intrinsic capacity. The findings could inform the development of an
intrinsic capacity score that would facilitate implementation of the concept of intrinsic capacity in …