Possible Approaches to Increase the Longevity of Experimental Animals

A statistically significant difference in the cumulative survival of Wistar rats born in different seasons has been shown: animals born in late November–early December had an average lifespan 24.8% longer, a minimum lifespan 14.3% longer, and a maximum lifespan 20.7% longer in comparison with animal...

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Published in:Advances in gerontology 2018-10, Vol.8 (4), p.271-276
Main Authors: Kulikov, A. V., Arkhipova, L. V., Kulikova, P. A., Glazkov, A. A., Kulikov, D. A.
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