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biological aging

biological aging Biological aging is the age-related change in how an organism functions, seen here as declines in movement and memory or learning over the lifespan.

Biological aging is the age-related change in how an organism functions, seen here as declines in movement and memory or learning over the lifespan. The packet supports that different abilities can worsen at different times and rates during healthy aging, rather than all declining together.

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Drafting source: Thiem Jessica; Viskadourou Maria; Gaitanidis Alexandros; Stravopodis Dimitrios J; Strauß Roland; Duch Carsten; Consoulas Christos. Biological aging of two innate behaviors of Drosophila melanogaster : Escape climbing versus courtship learning and memory. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0293252; article XML SHA-256 12a0a5b2ea4f4c932957a5d0778f30a60a2edf76343817270a54e40fd05ffe64. “Biological aging of two innate behaviors of Drosophila melanogaster : Escape climbing versus courtship learning and memory” (10.1371/journal.pone.0293252).
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