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Russia to test cosmonauts food rations for Moon flights - Science & Space

The tests will involve simulating cosmic radiation and the structure of the spaceship’s gas environment, Viktor Dobrovolsky specified

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Chronic inflammation and inactivity may affect age-related changes in gene and protein expression in skeletal muscle

Chronic inflammation and inactivity may affect age-related changes in gene and protein expression in skeletal muscle
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How do chronic inflammation and physical inac

<p>New research published in <em><a href="https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/14749726" target=" blank">Aging Cell</a></em> indicates that some age-related changes in gene and protein expression in the skeletal muscles of older individuals may be affected more by physical inactivity and chronic inflammation than primary aging, or intrinsic maturational processes.</p>

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Physical inactivity and inflammation drive age-related gene changes in skeletal muscles

New research indicates that some age-related changes in gene and protein expression in the skeletal muscles of older individuals may be affected more by physical inactivity and chronic inflammation than primary aging, or intrinsic maturational processes.

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Astronomer predicts just how soon humans will travel to Mars

Astronomer David Whitehouse predicts that humans will walk on the moon in the next 15 to 20 years. It takes roughly a year to reach Mars but it s unknown how humans will fare in space for that long.

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