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Languille, S; Blanc, S; Blin, O; Canale, C.I; Dal-Pan, A; Devau, G; Dhenain, M; Dorieux, O; Epelbaum, J; Gomez, D; Hardy, I; Henry, P.-Y; Irving, E.A; Marchal, J; Mestre-Francés, N; Perret, M; Picq, J.-L; Pifferi, F; Rahman, A; Schenker, E; Terrien, J; Théry, M; Verdier, J.-M; Aujard, F
Ageing research reviews, 01/2012, Letnik: 11, Številka: 1Journal Article
Highlights ► We focus on several biological systems which are impaired with age in grey mouse lemurs, as in humans. ►Similarities between human and mouse lemur are demonstrated in both normal and pathological ageing process. ►This smaller, rapidly developed and shorter-lived non-human primate could be a suitable model for human ageing research. ►This non-human primate model offer predictive biomarkers of longevity and neuropathological ageing.
