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Category: Aging & Healthspan

Is our Brain Health Reliant on our Gut?

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Alexandra Narin ,
In this article we will discuss the collection of new gut-brain publications, and how their findings could influence the approach and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases
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Healthy Aging and Longevity Research is on the Rise – which is the Best Model Organism to use?

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Alexandra Narin ,
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What controls your behavior? Your brain or your gut?

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Alexandra Narin ,
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[Press Release] InVivo Biosystems and Thaena Announce Novel Metabolite Research Platform With Compelling Longevity and Healthspan Implications and Outcomes

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InVivo Biosystems ,
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How are scientists measuring and supporting longevity?

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InVivo Biosystems ,
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Testing the efficacy of JadeAging®, a Chinese Medicine based longevity formulation, using InVivo Biosystems’ suite of in vivo platforms

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Alexandra Narin ,
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Models to Research Microbiome

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Alexandra Narin ,
Chris Hopkins ,
In this article, we will discuss the commonly used model organisms for microbiome research, and what insights they can provide.
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From ED to AD: a drug repurposing success? How a performance-enhancing drug is giving insight into dementia

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Alexandra Narin ,
Recently, researchers at Cleveland Clinic’s Genomic Medicine Institute published an article in Nature Aging which has caused quite a stir in the medical community and
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The Argument for Aging as a Disease

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Alexandra Narin ,
When asked how someone died, ‘they died of old age’ is an acceptable answer – it is given as the cause, like a heart attack,
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What Is Lifespan And Healthspan – And How Are They Connected?

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Alexandra Narin ,
Humans are living longer than any other time in history, but what is the quality of life during these years? This article will discuss lifespan
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Modeling Gut Microbiome Effects In Alternative Animal Models – Finding The Happy Biota For A Long And Healthy Life

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Alexandra Narin ,
Hannah Huston ,
Chris Hopkins ,
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The InVivo Longevity Platform [Sample Report]

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InVivo Biosystems ,
Download our sample report to learn more about our validated platform that uses the best non-vertebrate model for longevity & healthspan studies.
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The DrugAge Database: Showcasing C. Elegans In Longevity Research

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Alexandra Narin ,
Trisha Brock ,
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Key Considerations When Designing a Lifespan Assay

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Adam Saunders ,
Alexandra Narin ,
Developing an analysis strategy up front in parallel with experimental design is key to avoiding costly errors down the road.
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The Lifespan Assay Survival Kit [Whitepaper]

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Adam Saunders ,
Alexandra Narin ,
The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has provided remarkable insights into the biology of aging. The precisely measurable lifespan of worms has proven to be an efficient
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Worms on drugs: How well can C. elegans predict drug toxicity in mammals?

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Adam Saunders ,
One can kill nematodes by feeding them any number of noxious chemicals, but how effectively can worms predict potential human toxicity of drug leads?
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Longevity Studies Using C. elegans to Identify Potential Anti-Aging Compounds [Customer Story]

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InVivo Biosystems ,
Dr. Vollmer shares his experience working with us and how the Longevity Platform delivers the results he needs within his timeline and budget.
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Research Spotlight: Alzheimer’s Disease

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Kathryn McCormick ,
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month. We wanted to take a few moments to spotlight some of the awe-inspiring research on Alzheimer’s disease taking
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When Details Matter: Bacterial Inactivation in Compound Associated Longevity Testing

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Tanner Feustel ,
One of our lab techs gives us an inside look at the development process of our automated Lifespan Analysis Platform and the importance of UV-inactivated
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[Webinar] A Shortcut To Understanding Longevity: A Rapid In Vivo Analysis Of A Compound’s Effect On Health And Aging

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Hannah Huston ,
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[Case Study] Exploring the Potential

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Yoanne Clovis, Ph.D. ,
NemaMetrix is the market leader for early preclinical in-vivo testing using small animal models to gain a better understanding of the efficacy, mode of action,
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A New Approach to Anti-Aging Research

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Yoanne Clovis, Ph.D. ,
The shift towards preventive medicine has given anti-aging startups a favorable environment in pursuing longevity and aging issues. The nematode C. elegans has emerged to
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wMicroTracker Applications: Aging and Healthspan

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Yoanne Clovis, Ph.D. ,
The wMicroTracker is a great product to add to your work around aging and healthpsan. Check out the application sheet below to see how easy
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Aging studies use C. elegans to test bacterial genes

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Matt Beaudet, CEO ,
Interesting data using C. elegans for studying the impact your gut microbiome may have on your lifespan and healthspan from the Wang Lab at Baylor
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Health markers are impaired in aging C. elegans

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Yoanne Clovis, Ph.D. ,
C. elegans’ feeding behavior strongly influences the worm’s aging and longevity. We tested adult worms to quantify how aging affects their feeding behavior. In
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