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Omega-3 PUFAs slow organ aging through promoting energy metabolism

Energy metabolism disorder, mainly exhibiting the inhibition of fatty acid degradation and lipid accumulation, is highly related with aging accelerati

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Authors
Yabing Xiong, Xiaolong Li, Jiafeng Liu, Pei Luo, Haixia Zhang, Hong Zhou, Xian Ling, Meijia Zhang, Ye Liang, Qiurong Chen, Chaofeng Xing, Fanghong Li, Jinhua Miao, Weiwei Shen, Shan Zhou, Xiaoxu Wang, Fan Fan Hou, Youhua Liu, Kunling Ma, Allan Zijian Zhao, Lili Zhou


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Pharmacological Research

Abstract
Energy metabolism disorder, mainly exhibiting the inhibition of fatty acid degradation and lipid accumulation, is highly related with aging accelerati

Keywords/Topics
Energy metabolism;Omega - 3 ;PUFAs; aging

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Grip strength test (BIO-GS4)

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