Humana Aging Methods and Protocols: 38 - Molecular Medicine

Aging Methods and Protocols: 38 is a comprehensive volume in the Methods in Molecular Medicine series that explores the molecular mechanisms underlying the aging process. This scientific text examines how aging leads to functional decline, disease onset, and mortality across biological systems. The book presents multiple theories proposed over recent decades to explain the causes of aging, recognising that genetics and environmental factors play critical roles in age-related pathologies. Designed for medical and healthcare practitioners specialising in geriatrics and internal medicine, this reference provides essential protocols and methodologies for studying the biological foundations of aging. Whether you're researching age-related diseases or investigating the cellular and genetic basis of senescence, this volume offers evidence-based approaches to understanding one of biology's most universal processes.