What Is NAD+? Cellular Energy, Sirtuins and the Research Record
A plain-language guide to NAD+: what it does in redox metabolism and signaling, why it declines with age, and what human and animal studies have shown.
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A plain-language guide to NAD+: what it does in redox metabolism and signaling, why it declines with age, and what human and animal studies have shown.
An overview of the peptides encoded in mitochondrial DNA, humanin, the SHLP family and MOTS-c, and what two decades of research have shown about them.
A map of the peptide classes studied for neuroprotection, melanocortin fragments, incretins, neurotrophin mimetics, mitochondrial peptides, and how each fared.
How the cardiolipin-binding peptide SS-31 went from a Cornell lab to an FDA-approved drug for Barth syndrome, and what the failed trials along the way showed.
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