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AGELESS investigates the molecular mechanisms behind the exceptional longevity of bats, the longest-lived mammals relative to their size. By analyzing genomic data and transcriptomics, the project aims to uncover how bats age slowly compared to other mammals, potentially revealing targets for addressing human ageing.
Ageing is the gradual and irreversible breakdown of living systems associated with the advancement of time, which leads to an increase in vulnerability and eventual mortality.
Despite recent advances in ageing research, the intrinsic complexity of the ageing process has prevented a full understanding of this process, therefore, ageing remains a grand challenge in contemporary biology.
In AGELESS, we will tackle this challenge by uncovering the molecular mechanisms of halted ageing in a unique mo…
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, DUBLIN
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