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programmed aging: a standalone construct

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Biology of aging

the contested view that aging is a genetically programmed, possibly group-beneficial process rather than only the result of accumulated damage.

In biology of aging, programmed aging refers to the contested view that aging is a genetically programmed, possibly group-beneficial process rather than only the result of accumulated damage. This meaning comes from Longo (2005) in Nature Reviews Genetics.[1]

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Longo, V. D., Mitteldorf, J., & Skulachev, V. P. (2005). Programmed and altruistic ageing. Nature Reviews Genetics, 6(11), 866-872. https://doi.org/10.1038/nrg1706

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