EPISODE · Jan 16, 2024 · 52 MIN
Exploring DNA Repair for Longevity with Prof. Björn Schumacher - The VitaDAO Aging Science Podcast
from The Aging Science Podcast by VitaDAO · host VitaDAO
In this episode of The VitaDAO Aging Science Podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Prof. Björn Schumacher, a leading expert in genome stability and aging. As Director of the Institute for Genome Stability in Ageing and Diseases at the University of Cologne, Prof. Schumacher has pioneered research into how DNA damage influences the aging process and the development of age-related diseases. We'll dive deep into his groundbreaking discovery of novel methods to enhance DNA repair, and how this could revolutionize our approach to extending healthy lifespan. Expect a captivating discussion on the intricacies of DNA repair mechanisms, the role of the DREAM complex, and the potential of new therapies to combat aging at the molecular level. Prepare to be enlightened by Prof. Schumacher's insights on the cutting-edge of aging science
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In this episode of The VitaDAO Aging Science Podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Prof. Björn Schumacher, a leading expert in genome stability and aging. As Director of the Institute for Genome Stability in Ageing and Diseases at the University of Cologne, Prof. Schumacher has pioneered research into how DNA damage influences the aging process and the development of age-related diseases. We'll dive deep into his groundbreaking discovery of novel methods to enhance DNA repair, and how this could revolutionize our approach to extending healthy lifespan. Expect a captivating discussion on the intricacies of DNA repair mechanisms, the role of the DREAM complex, and the potential of new therapies to combat aging at the molecular level. Prepare to be enlightened by Prof. Schumacher's insights on the cutting-edge of aging science
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