Calorie Restriction Slows the Accumulation of Nuclear DNA Damage
Damage to nuclear DNA occurs constantly, and near all of it is immediately repaired. A tiny fraction lingers, however, and over time a burden of mutational damage builds up in tissues throughout the body. It is an open question as to how large a component of degenerative aging is a direct result of
<p>Damage to nuclear DNA occurs constantly, and near all of it is immediately repaired. A tiny fraction lingers, however, and over time a burden of mutational damage builds up in tissues throughout the body. It is an open question as to how large a component of degenerative aging is a direct result of </p>