University longevity guide

State University of Norte Fluminense

State University of Norte Fluminense: explore 25 indexed publications, 18 longevity topics and connections verified through the same research records.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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25Indexed research recordsExplore records →11Published in the last five yearsExplore records →5Published in the last two yearsExplore records →25Open-access recordsExplore records →18Topics with indexed recordsExplore topics →

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01Spermidine6 indexed records · View this university’s work →02Physiological resilience2 indexed records · View this university’s work →03Protein and amino-acid restriction2 indexed records · View this university’s work →04Epigenetic clocks1 indexed records · View this university’s work →05Exposome and ageing1 indexed records · View this university’s work →06Life-course longevity1 indexed records · View this university’s work →
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