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@Blagosklonny @jpsenescence @QwQiao Also seems a lot less like "longevity" and more like "making a copy."

@jpsenescence @QwQiao The most imaginable UNHEALTHY longevity (fortunately it is impossible and in any case it will not be you, because your dead body will not feel that misery) is uploading the mind to a computer. Still a dream of futurists

@springles82 reminds me of stm.sciencemag.org/content/8/369/…

@claire_penrose @NIH Yes, saliva-based test exist for Covid.

News: Scientists find evidence that novel coronavirus infects the mouth’s cells dlvr.it/RwLL98

Elegant and exciting paper in @NatureMedicine, congrats to @blakewarner0

@schumacherbj @scottmccain5 @darissambaya @jpsenescence @SiegfriedHekimi @NatureAging It looks like the core mechanisms haven't changed since López-Otín 2013.

@scottmccain5 @darissambaya @jpsenescence @SiegfriedHekimi @NatureAging doi.org/10.1016/j.jid.…

What happened to the ROS theory of aging

@jpsenescence @Muller_Lab So a retrospective grant like intramural researchers? I think that's probably a broadly good move away from the current cynical propose-what-you've-already-done grant system and moves away from huge grants for big centers with relatively low ROI.

@Muller_Lab Yes, that's my point exactly. So why even have individual grants for specific projects? Why not just allocate funding to labs based on their productivity. In other words, get rid of most grants for specific projects, just keep funding labs based on their outputs.

Difficult to answer since most work that is "proposed" in grant applications has already been done.

@APach73447036 @MaartenvSmeden Exactly - it seems like there's always a happy medium between two extremes and at any given moment you must find it yourself. It's reassuring that this sense of "no clear path forward" is universal.

How to become a SUCCESSFUL academic: a guide 1/n

@blakewarner0 Good for you. Stay safe, Warners.

@blakewarner0 I'm really sorry about your loss, Blake. That must be incredibly painful - we're here if you need anything.

Here’s a 5 hour time lapse of mitochondria, images acquired 6 frames per minute, playback 600x speed. Not corrected for photobleaching, actually collected 24 hrs, and could have kept imaging :) @NathanShaner

Awesome work @geochurch ! A major breakthrough as a proof of principle of applying gene therapy to treat aging

@ruolinliu @BertGoldPhD @lpachter @Sean_Harrison2 I believe "Ashkenazi Jews".

@BertGoldPhD @lpachter @Sean_Harrison2 What does AJs mean?

Just read @sean_harrison2's blog post on CCR5-∆32. Interesting, excellent work that is essential reading. seanharrisonblog.com/2019/06/20/ccr…

Bring back Google Reader.

Database of scRNA-seq studies, complete with info like # of cells, organism, sample type, and much more. blog: nxn.se/single-cell-st… database: #gid=0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d… bioRxiv: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Many thanks to @vallens and Eduardo da Veiga Beltrame for this resource!

@TimMillerHorror @yusuf_VI @Orvieto2016 @WajahatAli RT and Sputnik love her She met secretly with Bashar al-Assad Support for her seems to start with bots in Vladivostok It's sort of like with Trump: Manafort, the Flynn-Kislyak meeting and his attitude towards sanctions all come across as suspiciously friendly to Russia

Beware the Russian bots and their promotion of Tulsi Gabbard and sowing racial dischord, especially around Kamala Harris.

The question raised by Bodexpress: how necessary is a jockey *really*?

"...individualized estimates of risk-equivalent age..."

People asked me to post night view of my hometown Chongqing, China. My Auntie just send me this video via Wechat

HINT-ATAC is published! Thank you to @ZhijianLi3 @vanvanka123