#SASP

[lies]

My best bird photos of October 2023* according to eBird’s users

California Gull, American Redstart, Golden-crowned Kinglet, Savannah Sparrow, Red-breasted Nuthatch

*sort of

[johniac]

SciTech Chronicles. . . . . . . .May 3rd, 2025

[magauda]

Un genovese ed il cinema di un tempo

Stefano Pittaluga nasce a Campomorone (Genova) il 2 febbraio 1887. I ritratti che rimangono di lui lo descrivono come un uomo schivo <14, di modeste origini e di scarsa cultura, ma dotato di una ferrea volontà, «un ligure tenace e appassionato <15» che gli valse il titolo di «principale fautore della rinascita del nostro cinema, riportato, dopo gli anni oscuri della crisi, a un periodo di…

[botallo]

Un genovese ed il cinema di un tempo

Stefano Pittaluga nasce a Campomorone (Genova) il 2 febbraio 1887. I ritratti che rimangono di lui lo descrivono come un uomo schivo <14, di modeste origini e di scarsa cultura, ma dotato di una ferrea volontà, «un ligure tenace e appassionato <15» che gli valse il titolo di «principale fautore della rinascita del nostro cinema, riportato, dopo gli anni oscuri della crisi, a un periodo di…

[sapergo]

Un genovese ed il cinema di un tempo

Stefano Pittaluga nasce a Campomorone (Genova) il 2 febbraio 1887. I ritratti che rimangono di lui lo descrivono come un uomo schivo <14, di modeste origini e di scarsa cultura, ma dotato di una ferrea volontà, «un ligure tenace e appassionato <15» che gli valse il titolo di «principale fautore della rinascita del nostro cinema, riportato, dopo gli anni oscuri della crisi, a un periodo di…

[bagnabraghe]

Un genovese ed il cinema di un tempo

Stefano Pittaluga nasce a Campomorone (Genova) il 2 febbraio 1887. I ritratti che rimangono di lui lo descrivono come un uomo schivo <14, di modeste origini e di scarsa cultura, ma dotato di una ferrea volontà, «un ligure tenace e appassionato <15» che gli valse il titolo di «principale fautore della rinascita del nostro cinema, riportato, dopo gli anni oscuri della crisi, a un periodo di…

[bigarella]

Un genovese ed il cinema di un tempo

Stefano Pittaluga nasce a Campomorone (Genova) il 2 febbraio 1887. I ritratti che rimangono di lui lo descrivono come un uomo schivo <14, di modeste origini e di scarsa cultura, ma dotato di una ferrea volontà, «un ligure tenace e appassionato <15» che gli valse il titolo di «principale fautore della rinascita del nostro cinema, riportato, dopo gli anni oscuri della crisi, a un periodo di…

[forrestsandfeathers]

Savannah Sparrow - Passerculus sandwichensis

Orange County, CA, Jan 9, 2024

These guys are definitely missing their calling as models.

[sillysanddweller]

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[cptsvensen]

every rp ship i love dies

[spacetelescopescience]

Applications are open for the Space Astronomy Summer Program (SASP) at STScI.

Every year, a dozen highly motivated college students work individually with STScI researchers and staff on science projects. Learn more and apply: https://www.stsci.edu/opportunities/space-astronomy-summer-program

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https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/acel.70053?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR7plAx6qlUxReL2a7drkjav_SEozywwWTEzfG3ouJ3HscLjHMCZ1iBGu3grcw_aem_fAkm8NrxjSCd5gtITeq-RA

Targeting IGF1-Induced Cellular Senescence to Rejuvenate Hair Follicle Aging

ABSTRACT

The insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) signaling pathway is known as a potent aging modifier, disruption of which consistently associates with lifespan extension across diverse species. Despite this established association, the mechanisms by which IGF-1 signaling modulates organ aging remain poorly understood. In this study, we assessed age-related changes in IGF-1 expression across multiple organs in mice and identified a more prominent increase in skin IGF-1 levels with aging—a phenomenon also observed in human skin. To explore the consequences of elevated IGF-1, we developed transgenic mice ectopically expressing human IGF-1 in the epidermis, driven by the bovine keratin 5 promoter (IGF-1 Tg). These mice exhibited premature aging of hair follicles, as evidenced by accelerated hair graying and loss. Single-cell RNA sequencing analyses of dorsal skin highlighted an upsurge in cellular senescence markers and the senescence-associated secretory phenotype (SASP) in hair follicle stem cells (HFSCs), alongside a decline in hair growth and HFSC exhaustion. Our findings indicate that excessive IGF-1 triggers HFSC senescence, thereby disrupting hair follicle homeostasis. Remarkably, interventions in IGF-1 signaling via downstream mechanisms—specifically blocking Ac-p53 activation via SIRT1 overexpression or senolytic treatment for senescent cell clearance, or reducing IGF-1 through dietary restriction—significantly reduced senescence markers, mitigated premature hair follicle aging phenotypes, and restored the stem cell pool. Our findings provide fundamental insights into the biological processes of hair aging and highlight the therapeutic promise of targeted interventions to rejuvenate aged HFSCs and promote hair follicle health.

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A surprising fact: your biological age could differ by up to 30 years from the number on your birth certificate. The key factor behind this remarkable gap? Your commitment to physical activity throughout life. Scientists have uncovered something extraordinary about endurance exercise - it doesn't just improve fitness, it actively fights aging at the cellular level. Your body responds to regular training by slowing down, and sometimes even reversing, specific aging processes inside your cells. Time matters in the battle against aging. Each workout session triggers powerful changes in your body's age-fighting systems. You'll discover how different exercise types influence these changes and learn exactly what it takes to unlock these benefits for yourself. The Biology of Aging and Exercise Did you know that your body fights aging at the microscopic level every time you exercise? The battle against time happens deep inside your cells, where specific biological changes determine how quickly you age. Understanding cellular senescence Time matters in the aging process, especially when it comes to senescent cells, sometimes called zombie cells - cells that stop dividing but refuse to die off. These troublemakers accumulate as you age, triggering various age-related conditions from brain disorders to cancer . Your aging cells release inflammatory substances, creating what scientists call the Senescence-Associated Secretory Phenotype (SASP) . Here's the good news - high-volume, high-intensity endurance exercise helps prevent these zombie cells from building up, especially in cancer-prone tissues like colon mucosa . This explains why dedicated endurance athletes often show fewer signs of inflammation compared to non-exercisers. Role of telomeres and telomerase Have you heard about telomeres? Think of these chromosome caps like the plastic tips on shoelaces - they keep your genetic material from unraveling. Through repeated cell divisions, these telomeres naturally shorten, eventually forcing cells into retirement . Don't worry - regular physical activity offers powerful protection. Studies show that active individuals maintain longer telomeres than their sedentary counterparts . Even better, endurance and interval training boost both telomere length and telomerase activity - the enzyme that maintains these protective caps . How exercise affects aging biomarkers Your body responds to exercise by activating multiple age-fighting systems at the molecular level: - Better DNA repair with less age-related damage - Enhanced cellular energy production - Stronger defenses against oxidative damage - Lower inflammation levels associated with aging The intensity of your workouts plays a crucial role. While moderate exercise helps preserve telomere length, endurance training shows the most dramatic benefits . Here's something surprising - just reducing sitting time can help maintain telomere length, proving that even small activity increases fight aging . Most people think years of exercise history matter most for aging. The reality? Your current fitness level has a bigger impact on aging markers than past exercise . This means you can start fighting aging today, regardless of your exercise history. Endurance Exercise's Impact on Cellular Health Did you know that your cells undergo a remarkable transformation every time you complete an endurance workout? These microscopic changes don't just boost your performance – they wage war against aging at its very source. Effects on mitochondrial function A surprising fact: endurance exercise can increase your mitochondrial volume by an impressive 40-50% . These cellular powerhouses respond dramatically to training, creating an extensive energy-producing network that transforms how your muscles generate power. Your cellular powerhouses show remarkable adaptations during endurance training: - Significant boost in mitochondrial breathing capacity - Development of larger, more dynamic cellular networks - Higher mitochondrial density in muscle fibers Influence on DNA repair mechanisms Time matters when protecting your genetic material. Studies show that consistent endurance exercise reduces DNA strand breaks and strengthens your natural repair systems . This protection becomes your cellular shield against age-related DNA damage that typically accumulates over time. Don't worry about complex biology - your DNA repair systems improve naturally through regular exercise. Research reveals endurance training's dual action: decreasing oxidative DNA damage while boosting your total antioxidant defense . This powerful combination helps maintain your cellular health and fights age-related decline. Changes in protein synthesis Here's something fascinating about endurance exercise - it triggers your body's cellular cleaning system, called autophagy, across multiple tissues . Think of it as your cells' own maintenance crew, removing damaged components and maintaining healthy protein balance. Even a single endurance session creates significant changes in your protein synthesis pathways . Your muscles respond by increasing production of crucial energy-producing proteins. These adaptations continue improving with regular training, enhancing your mitochondrial protein content and cellular function. Have you wondered if age affects these benefits? Scientists discovered something encouraging - both younger and older individuals show significant muscle adaptations to endurance training . This means your cells retain their remarkable ability to adapt and improve at any age. Cardiovascular Adaptations to Endurance Training A surprising fact: your heart can increase its size by 10-20% through consistent endurance training . This remarkable adaptation represents just one way your cardiovascular system transforms in response to regular exercise. Heart muscle improvements Your heart undergoes powerful remodeling with endurance training. Research shows that cardiovascular adaptation includes a 10-20% increase in cardiac dimensions . Don't worry about this enlargement - it creates a more efficient pumping system that handles increased demands while reducing your resting heart workload. Time matters in heart adaptation. Your cardiac benefits include: - Lower resting heart rate - Enhanced blood pumping capacity - Better oxygen delivery - Faster recovery between workouts Blood vessel elasticity changes Have you noticed how some athletes maintain youthful energy well into their later years? Studies reveal that middle-aged and older endurance athletes show higher central arterial compliance compared to their sedentary peers . Here's something encouraging - just three months of daily brisk walking can improve your carotid artery flexibility to match endurance-trained adults . Your entire vascular network responds to training, not just major arteries. Small arteries and pre-capillary arterioles develop greater expanding capacity . This enhanced blood vessel function helps maintain better tissue blood flow and fights age-related arterial stiffening. Blood pressure regulation The numbers tell a powerful story about endurance training's impact on blood pressure. Regular moderate to intense exercise 3-5 times weekly lowers blood pressure by an average of 3.4/2.4 mmHg . Athletes with high blood pressure show even more dramatic improvements. Studies reveal endurance training can decrease blood pressure in hypertensive individuals by 8.3 mm Hg systolic and 5.2 mm Hg diastolic . These improvements happen through: - Less resistance in blood vessels - More elastic vessel walls - Improved nerve system control - Better blood vessel lining function These cardiovascular adaptations don't just boost your exercise performance - they create your strongest defense against age-related heart and vessel decline. Your enhanced vascular system maintains better blood flow throughout your body, supporting everything from brain function to muscle recovery. Metabolic Benefits of Regular Endurance Exercise Have you noticed how some athletes seem to maintain stable energy levels throughout their day? Your metabolism undergoes remarkable changes with endurance training, creating a powerful shield against age-related decline. Impact on insulin sensitivity A surprising fact: just six months of endurance training can increase your insulin sensitivity by up to 16% . This improvement happens even without significant weight changes, showing how exercise directly enhances your blood sugar control. Time matters when it comes to these benefits. Even a single endurance session triggers positive changes in your glucose metabolism lasting up to 72 hours . Your muscles become expert sugar handlers, maintaining stable blood levels throughout your day. Fat metabolism improvements Your body's fat-burning ability transforms with endurance training. Studies show that endurance-trained athletes demonstrate superior fat oxidation compared to untrained individuals . This enhanced fat-burning power doesn't just help during exercise - it maintains your body composition and provides lasting energy. Here's what happens to your fat metabolism: - Your cellular powerhouses become fat-burning experts - Muscle cells store and use fat more efficiently - Fat stores become more accessible during exercise - Better fat utilization even while resting Don't worry about age-related metabolic decline - research shows endurance training helps correct impaired fat metabolism common in aging populations . Hormonal optimization Your hormone system responds powerfully to endurance exercise. During workouts, your body increases production of key hormones that control metabolism and tissue repair . This response grows more efficient with training, creating better metabolic control. Something fascinating happens to endurance athletes - they develop what scientists call "sports adrenal medulla," showing stronger epinephrine responses during exercise . This adaptation helps maintain better metabolic control and supports efficient fat use . The most dramatic changes include increased catecholamine response, helping mobilize energy stores more effectively . Your trained muscles become more sensitive to these hormonal signals, maintaining better energy balance throughout your day. These metabolic improvements work together with your cellular and cardiovascular adaptations, creating your strongest defense against age-related decline. Your enhanced metabolic flexibility helps maintain stable energy levels, better body composition, and stronger resistance to age-related metabolic changes. Exercise-Induced Changes in Muscle Tissue Most athletes worry about losing muscle mass during endurance training. The reality tells a different story. Your muscles hold remarkable potential for positive change, becoming your strongest ally in the fight against aging. Preservation of muscle mass Here's something surprising: a 12-week endurance training program can increase your muscle mass by 7% to 11% . This matters because your skeletal muscle, your body's largest organ, plays a vital role in maintaining overall health and metabolism . Your muscles gain powerful benefits from endurance training: - Better sugar control and insulin response - Stronger metabolic rate - Enhanced functional strength - Stronger defense against age-related muscle loss Mitochondrial density improvements Time matters in muscle cell adaptation. Research shows endurance training can boost your mitochondrial volume by an impressive 40-50% . These cellular powerhouses multiply primarily in the intermyofibrillar region . Don't worry about waiting months for results. Your mitochondrial proteins regenerate every seven to ten days, while structural elements rebuild even faster - every four days . This rapid turnover means positive changes begin within weeks of starting your training program. Protein turnover enhancement Your muscles constantly rebuild themselves through protein turnover - a process endurance exercise dramatically improves. Studies reveal aerobic training increases your muscle protein synthesis rate from 0.077% to 0.089% per hour . This enhanced protein turnover helps maintain your muscle quality as you age. Something fascinating happens with consistent training - your muscles become more responsive to exercise signals, creating more efficient protein synthesis . This adaptation helps preserve your muscle structure and function over time. Have you wondered if your current fitness level matters? Here's encouraging news - studies show that less fit individuals often experience larger percentage gains in mitochondrial content and muscle adaptation . Your muscles retain this remarkable ability to improve at any fitness level. Your muscular response becomes more sophisticated over time, especially in Type I fibers. These endurance-focused fibers show enhanced activation even during moderate exercise, helping maintain better muscular endurance . This targeted improvement creates a more resilient system that fights age-related decline. Molecular Mechanisms Behind Exercise's Anti-Aging Effects Time matters in the fight against aging, especially at the molecular level. Your cells orchestrate a remarkable symphony of changes during endurance exercise, creating powerful age-fighting effects throughout your body. Signaling pathways activated A surprising fact: even a single workout session activates multiple molecular pathways simultaneously . Your body's cellular switches include: - AMPK Pathway: Your cellular energy detector controlling metabolism - MAPK Pathway: Your stress adaptation commander - CaMK Pathway: Your muscle contraction responder - Heat Shock Response: Your cellular repair team Don't worry about complex biology - your body naturally refines these responses over time. Studies show these pathways work together, strengthening your cellular defenses and repair systems . These changes aren't temporary - they create lasting improvements in how your cells handle stress. Gene expression changes Most athletes focus on visible changes, but something remarkable happens deeper inside. Research reveals endurance training alters the activity of more than 1,000 genes in your body . These genetic adaptations help you exercise more efficiently while fighting age-related decline. Your muscles show the most dramatic genetic changes, affecting : - Power generation and energy systems - Protein maintenance and repair - Cellular defense mechanisms - Inflammation control Here's something encouraging - these changes begin within eight weeks of starting endurance training . Your genes quickly adapt to support metabolism, stress handling, and energy production. Growth factor responses Your body unleashes a sophisticated network of growth factors during exercise . Think of these as your cellular construction crew, rebuilding and strengthening tissues after each workout. Training creates powerful changes in several key areas : - IGF-1 Levels: Higher levels boost your endurance capacity - Growth Hormone: Released within 15-20 minutes of starting exercise - Protein Synthesis: Enhanced tissue building and repair These molecular mechanisms work as your cellular defense team against aging. Research shows these exercise-triggered changes help prevent various age-related diseases, from heart problems to type 2 diabetes . Comparing Different Types of Exercise Have you noticed how some athletes seem to age more gracefully than others? The secret often lies in their choice of exercise. Time matters in selecting the right training approach for longevity. Endurance vs resistance training A surprising fact: endurance training increases telomerase activity two to three-fold more than resistance training . Your cardiovascular system thrives on endurance work, while your muscles gain strength and mass through resistance training. The numbers tell a powerful story about survival. Aerobic activity alone reduces premature death risk by 32%, while weight training shows a 9% reduction . Don't worry about choosing just one - each type triggers unique body adaptations. High-intensity interval effects HIIT training shows remarkable age-fighting power, especially in your cellular powerhouses. Research reveals HIIT increases mitochondrial capacity by: - 49% in younger participants - 69% in older participants - 38% when combined with other exercises Something fascinating happens with HIIT - just six months of training can improve your brain function for up to 5 years . This lasting brain boost makes HIIT your powerful ally against aging. Combined training benefits Here's the most compelling discovery: combining muscle-strengthening exercises with aerobic activity drops your mortality risk by an impressive 41% compared to no exercise . This reduction surpasses what either type achieves alone. Your optimal weekly training might include: - 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity - Two or more strength sessions targeting major muscles - Strategic HIIT workouts for mitochondrial benefits Time matters in exercise programming. Studies show three hours of aerobic work plus twice-weekly strength training cuts mortality risk by 30%, regardless of age or gender . Most athletes wonder about muscle preservation. Studies reveal strength-trained older adults maintain higher type II muscle fiber percentages (41%) versus endurance-trained peers (34%) . Meanwhile, endurance training champions cardiovascular health. The message becomes clear - your anti-aging strategy needs multiple training types. By combining endurance, strength, and HIIT, you create your strongest defense against aging while maximizing each exercise mode's unique benefits. Scientific Evidence for Exercise's Longevity Benefits A staggering fact: just 10 minutes of daily physical activity reduces death risk by 7%. Add 20 minutes, and that number jumps to 13%. Push to 30 minutes, and you're looking at a 17% reduction in annual deaths . Your daily movement choices create powerful ripples through your longevity. Key research findings Time matters in exercise intensity choices. Studies show moderate physical activity (150-300 minutes weekly) lowers early death risk by up to 21% . Here's something even more impressive - doubling or quadrupling your exercise shows dramatic benefits: - Moderate activity (300-600 minutes weekly) cuts all-cause mortality by 26-31% - Vigorous activity (150-300 minutes weekly) reduces death risk by 21-23% - Combined moderate and vigorous activity slashes mortality by up to 35-42% Population studies Have you wondered how exercise affects real people over time? A fascinating study of over 11,000 adult twins revealed that 40% of sedentary participants had died by follow-up, while active groups showed 15-23% lower death risk . Don't worry about complex exercise programs. Studies across Cuba, Dominican Republic, Peru, Mexico, and Puerto Rico show that consistent activity leads to healthy aging . Your best results come from: - 150+ minutes of vigorous weekly activity - Regular moderate-intensity movement - Consistent activity throughout life Mortality risk reduction Here's something remarkable - physically active people show a 30-35% decrease in all-cause mortality compared to inactive individuals . This translates to added years: - Men gain 2.9 extra years - Women add 3.9 years - Athletes enjoy up to 8 more years Your heart particularly benefits from regular movement. Meeting exercise guidelines cuts cardiovascular death risk by 22-31% . Read the full article