Background Ageing is a multifaceted and inevitable process involving a decline in health
and well‐being that could be ameliorated by dietary modification. We review and discuss the …

Ageing is a leading risk factor for many debilitating diseases. While age-related diseases
have been the subject of over a century of intense investigation, until recently, physiological …

Senescent cells are key regulators of ageing and age-associated disease. MicroRNAs
(miRs) are a key component of the molecular machinery governing cellular senescence …

Whether through the vitamin K-dependent proteins or the individual K vitamers, vitamin K
(VK) is associated with a number of age-related conditions (eg, osteoporosis …

T cells are required for an effective adaptive immune response. The principal function of T
cells is to promote efficient removal of foreign material by identifying and mounting a specific …

Cellular senescence is a state of stable cell cycle arrest that has increasingly been linked
with cellular, tissue, and organismal aging; targeted removal of senescent cells brings …

Conclusion Ageing science has now become important to geriatric medicine with nutritional
diets and lifestyles changes critical to maintain mitochondrial survival with the prevention of …

Ageing has been widely described as a progressive functional deterioration of tissues that
causes diminished organ function and increased mortality risk. It has been established that …

Aging is a complex biological process resulting in general decline in physiological functions.
Although the process is inevitable and universal, its progression is now known to be …

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Vitamin and K-Dependent Proteins Vitamin K in Relation Human Health to Martin J. Shearer …