Aging Phenomena

InVitro Cell Aging.- Kinetics of the Proliferation of Human Fibroblasts during Serial Subcultivation inVitro.- New Approaches to Characterization of Aging Human Fibroblasts at Individual Cell Level.- Change of Responsiveness to Growth Stimulation of Normal Cells during Aging.- Multinucleation and Polyploidization of Aging Human Cells in Culture.- Mechanism of Age-Dependent Decrease in Sulfation of Chondroitin Sulfate.- Hydrodynamic Properties of Collagen Fibril and Aging.- Alternate Cellular Models for Aging Studies.- InVivo Cell Aging.- Aging of Hepatocytes.- The Aging Process in the Neuron.- Hypertension, Vasculature and Aging.- Aging of inVivo Cartilage Cell.- Changes in Genetic Information and Aging.- Aging and Changes in Genetic Information.- Evidence Against Somatic Mutation as a Mechanism of Clonal Senescence.- Epidermal Carcinogenesis in Young and Aging Animals.- Translational Activity and Fidelity of Purified Ribosomes from Aging Mouse Livers.- Aging and Intercellular Communication.- Interaction of Hormones with Receptors and Alterations of these Processes with Age.- Cells, Signals and Receptors: The Role of Physiological Autoantibodies in Maintaining Homeostasis.- Changes in Synaptic Structure Affecting Neural Transmission in the Senescent Brain.- Aging in the Higher Hierarchy.- Role of the Immune System in Aging.- Neuroendocrine Function and Aging.- Effect of Adult Thymectomy on Immune Potentials, Endocrine Organs and Tumor Incidence in Long-lived Mice.- Aging: Some Perspectives.- Environment and Aging-An approach to the analysis of aging mechanisms using Poikilothermic vertebrates.- Central vs. Peripheral Aging.- Longevity Potential, Phylogenetic and Ecological Constraints in Mammals.- Population Doubling Numbers in Cells with Genetic Disorders.