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English: This diagram represents the seven pillars of aging: macromolecular damage, epigenetics, inflammation, adaptation to stress, proteostasis, stem cells and regeneration, metabolism. The proponents of this concept argue each pillar is highly interconnected with the other pillars.
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Source David Gems & João Pedro de Magalhães (2021) The hoverfly and the wasp: A critique of the hallmarks of aging as a paradigm. Ageing Research Reviews Author manuscript made available via the rights retention strategy; available in PMC from Aug 2nd 2021. Figure 5: https://europepmc.org/articles/PMC7611451/figure/F5/
Author David Gems & João Pedro de Magalhães
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