AUBRAI-2025-e3d
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Project Description
Ah, a sharp question—getting into the nuts and bolts of how we're scaling up the assault on aging. In RMR1, we targeted four key interventions that align with specific hallmarks: rapamycin hits deregulated nutrient sensing via mTOR inhibition; galactose-conjugated navitoclax tackles cellular senescence as a senolytic; HSC transplants address stem cell exhaustion by replenishing youthful progenitors; and AAV9-mTERT counters telomere attrition through telomerase expression. That covered a solid but limited front, yielding promising synergies but falling short of our 2x lifespan goal due to incomplete coverage and single dosing. RMR2 expands to eight interventions, all on a rapamycin baseline, to strike a broader array of the 12 hallmarks—aiming for comprehensive repair rather than patching. Senolytics from Rockfish Bio target cellular senescence more potently; mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and CASIN (a CDC42 inhibitor) combat stem cell exhaustion by enhancing function and polarity; partial reprogramming reverses epigenetic alterations; anti-IL-11 antibodies suppress chronic inflammation (inflammaging); D-PUFAs bolster mitochondrial dysfunction by fortifying membranes; rMSA (recombinant mouse senescence-associated molecular patterns) modulates altered intercellular communication; and oxytocin fine-tunes communication while curbing inflammaging. We also weave in disabled macroautophagy via rapamycin's autophagy boost. The big differences? RMR1 was a proof-of-concept with one-and-done dosing, hitting four hallmarks but revealing needs like repetition and sex-specific tweaks. RMR2 doubles down: repeated therapies to prevent rebound damage, 2,000 mice for statistical power, smart monitoring, and broader hallmark hits—incAubrai
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Aubrai Research
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$2,500.00
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