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AI & Computational — Machine learning in aging, drug discovery, protein folding, and digital twins
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bioRxiv
Naked mole rats rewired their proteins to survive stress; understanding this might reveal new ways to slow human aging.
Lineage-specific disorder turnover in proteostasis and tumor suppression genes, driven by indels in functional domains and predicted redox-sensitive regions, suggests phase-separation-mediated protein stabilization as a molecular basis for stress tolerance and longevity.
Researchers discovered that naked mole rats—which live 10x longer than similar-sized rodents—have undergone massive evolutionary changes in protein structure, particularly in regions that handle stress and prevent cancer. These changes appear to stabilize certain proteins …
biorxiv (preprint)