This document discusses the group VI members and provides information on cell growth, aging, and theories of aging. It notes that cell growth progresses through the stages of G1, S, and G2 and that aging is the progressive destruction of structure and function that leads to inability and disorders. Theories discussed include random DNA mutations causing abnormalities and cumulative tissue damage from free radicals. Signs of aging mentioned are reduced muscle strength and organ function as well as increased pigmentation and wrinkles. Reduced organ abilities are also gradually discussed.
This document discusses the group VI members and provides information on cell growth, aging, and theories of aging. It notes that cell growth progresses through the stages of G1, S, and G2 and that aging is the progressive destruction of structure and function that leads to inability and disorders. Theories discussed include random DNA mutations causing abnormalities and cumulative tissue damage from free radicals. Signs of aging mentioned are reduced muscle strength and organ function as well as increased pigmentation and wrinkles. Reduced organ abilities are also gradually discussed.
This document discusses the group VI members and provides information on cell growth, aging, and theories of aging. It notes that cell growth progresses through the stages of G1, S, and G2 and that aging is the progressive destruction of structure and function that leads to inability and disorders. Theories discussed include random DNA mutations causing abnormalities and cumulative tissue damage from free radicals. Signs of aging mentioned are reduced muscle strength and organ function as well as increased pigmentation and wrinkles. Reduced organ abilities are also gradually discussed.
2. AYU MEIWATI WARUWU 3. NORA AMARA SIMBOLON 4. BLESSERY 5. FINCE INDRA JAYA WARUWU The cell growth The growth and development of every living being depends on cell growth and cell multiplication. This applies to both unicellular and multicellular beings. In the period of cell growth will undergo certain changes and will generally pass through the stages of cell growth that include: 1. Stage G1 (first gap phase) 2. Stage S (synthetic phase) 3. Stage G2 (second gap phase) The cell aging Aging Is A Physiological Process Yg Understanded The aging process That is the progressive destruction of the structure and function of the mature creature because the elderly who eventually led to the death of the organism Due to lack of ability and this function resulted in the creature is less resistant to infectious diseases or frequent vital disorders that can accelerate the death of surrounding tissue Theories about aging
1. The network ages due to random mutations in DNA
that will meninbulkan various abnormalities 2. The abnormalities occur due to the cross-linking between kolangen and protein 3. Aging occurs because of komulatif tissue damage caused by free radicals formed in it Next............!! The Denting Theory That every cell can not avoid the toxic substances in its life consequently the ability of cells to function will decrease so that the cell will age. The proof is pigment buildup on the skin and nerves (cells that do not divide) and little found in the liver The sign of aging 1. Reduced muscle strength, lung capacity, metabolism, heart pump power 2. There is pigment buildup on the skin and muscles 3. Collagen elasticity in the skin is reduced causes skin wrinkles and rough 4. Blurred eyes, gray hair, diminished hearing and forgetfulness 5. Behavior like a childhood This situation began to look 30 years old Reduced organ abilities by gradually due 1. Many body organs that lose its function 2. Many organs lose weight even though not many cells are lost 3. The lost cell is replaced with connective tissue / fat so that the weight remains the same Organs that lose their ability and function more and more are organs whose cells do not divide actively such as heart muscle, kidneys, nerves and brain Organs that exhibit a slight loss of function are the bone marrow, liver and pancreas Next.........!!! Experiments in mice that is by reducing calories can prolong the life of these mice This possibility applies also to humans In animals with reduced calorie intake as a result it lowers metabolism of cross-linking of free-radical formation proteins damage to macromolecules and increase the turnover of proteins that lead to long added lifespan Thank you very much