Exam 1: Basic Concepts in the Biology of Aging
Exam 1: Basic Concepts in the Biology of Aging48 Questions
Exam 2: Measuring Biological Aging41 Questions
Exam 3: Evolutionary Theories of Longevity and Aging35 Questions
Exam 4: Cellular Aging57 Questions
Exam 5: Genetics of Longevity58 Questions
Exam 6: Plant Senescence50 Questions
Exam 7: Human Longevity30 Questions
Exam 8: The Physiology of Human Aging68 Questions
Exam 9: Age-Related Disease in Humans67 Questions
Exam 10: Modulating Human Aging and Longevity24 Questions
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The sum of all biological events occurring over an organism's life span is called:
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Which type of nonhuman primate is the most widely used in biogerontology?
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The different life spans of the several types of honeybees are closely linked to their ______ schedule.
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The stage of the life span during which functional change is generally positive is defined as:
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The evolutionary sequence of events involved in the development of a species or groups of organisms is known as:
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Without a sophisticated vascular,neural,or endocrine system,yeast tend to be good models for studying environmental factors that affect aging.
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Which type of animals tend to have high metabolic rates and long life span compared with animals of similar body size?
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The cost of housing nonhuman primates limits their use in biogerontology.
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______ are mitotic cells that do not have a finite life span;they either are derived from cancerous tumors or are normal cells that have had their internal biochemistry altered in order to make them immortal.
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Prior to the beginning of the twentieth century,the primary cause of death in human populations was:
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What is/are the limitation(s)of functional-based and mortality-based aging definitions?
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Which of the four basic cell systems is most widely used in biogerontology?
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Which two factors most likely contributed to the extended longevity seen in some mammals?
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A period during which function remains at optimal levels or slowly declines defines which stage of aging?
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Wild animals cannot be used as models for aging research because aging does not occur in the wild.
Definitions of Biological Aging
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