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Immunseneszenz und Inflammaging

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Die Anti-Aging-Medizin beschäftigt sich mit allgemeinen biologischen Alterungsfaktoren. Sie untersucht aber auch das spezifische Altern einzelner Organsysteme. Das gilt für das Herz- Kreislauf-System, das Skelettsystem und das zentrale Nervensystem. Es gilt nicht zuletzt auch für unser Immunsystem. Auch hier lassen sich mit zunehmendem Lebensalter Veränderungen feststellen, die häufig mit einer verminderten Funktionalität einhergehen.

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Pangrazzi, L. (2022). Immunseneszenz und Inflammaging. In: Kleine-Gunk, B., Wolf, A. (eds) Präventionsmedizin und Anti-Aging-Medizin. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-61417-4_12

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