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标题：Big mice die young but large animals live longer
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作者：Mikhail V. Blagosklonny
期刊名称：Aging
出版年度：2013
卷号：5
期号：4
页码：227-233
出版社：U.S.Department of Health & Human Service
摘要：
It has been known for millennia that large animals live longer, inspiring numerous theories of aging. For example, elephants and humans live longer than mice, which in turn live longer than worms and flies. The correlation is not perfect, with many explainable exceptions, but it is still obvious. In contrast, within each species (e.g., mice and some other mammals) small body size is associated with longevity and slow aging. The concept that aging (and age-related diseases) is an aimless continuation of developmental growth, a hyperfunction driven by the same nutrient-sensing and growth-promoting pathways such as MTOR, may explain this longstanding paradox.
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关键词：MTOR; rapamycin; aging; geroconversion; gerosuppression