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59:43 The Fountain of Youth: Can calories and dietary… The Fountain of Youth: Can calories and dietary fat change the rate of aging?	The Fountain of Youth: Can calories and dietary fat change the rate of aging? Dr. Jon Ramsey Faculty, Department of Molecular Biosciences, School of Veterinary Medicine, UC Davis Dr. Ramsey has been exploring mechanisms that contribute to aging. In this presentation, he… human weight gerontology nutrition dietetics philosophical terminology actuarial science animal physiology body weight evolutionary biology carboxylic acids oxidizing agents aging biochemistry carbohydrates lean body mass health lipids cell anatomy metabolism energy expenditure biology statistical terminology cellular respiration fatty acids molecular biology diseases and disorders epidemiology metabolic pathways sequenced genomes health sciences calorimetry laws of thermodynamics futurology mitochondria proteins diets fatty acid body weight. obesity biology terminology From Jeff Layne on October 31st, 2016 0 likes 78 plays 0
30:40 The Hybrid Lifestyle of an Uncultured… The Hybrid Lifestyle of an Uncultured Chemolithotrophic Bacterium	The Hybrid Lifestyle of an Uncultured Chemolithotrophic Bacterium Dr. Emily Fleming Nuester Department of Biological Sciences CSU, Chico A chemolithotrophic bacterium is iron oxidizing and produces rust. The fresh water variety is found in streams and ditches,… iron oxidising oxygen oxidising microscopy oxides methodology iron oxidizing agents aquatic ecology From Jeff Layne on October 4th, 2016 0 likes 22 plays 0

59:43

The Fountain of Youth: Can calories and dietary…

The Fountain of Youth: Can calories and dietary fat change the rate of aging?

Dr. Jon Ramsey Faculty, Department of Molecular Biosciences, School of Veterinary Medicine, UC Davis Dr. Ramsey has been exploring mechanisms that contribute to aging. In this presentation, he…

From Jeff Layne on October 31st, 2016 0 likes 78 plays 0

30:40

The Hybrid Lifestyle of an Uncultured…

The Hybrid Lifestyle of an Uncultured Chemolithotrophic Bacterium

Dr. Emily Fleming Nuester Department of Biological Sciences CSU, Chico A chemolithotrophic bacterium is iron oxidizing and produces rust. The fresh water variety is found in streams and ditches,…

From Jeff Layne on October 4th, 2016 0 likes 22 plays 0