Again, going just by abstracts:
"Antioxidant Genes, Hormesis, and Demographic Longevity" pushes a theoretical explanation for the mortality plateau at old age. Something to do with the Antioxidant Defense System ramping up. I always thought the effect was over-hyped and that it is not very important in humans. I wouldn't have minded reading it.
"The Impact of Glutathione on Health and Longevity". Lots about glutathione.
"The Role of L-Carnitine in the Activities of Membrane-Bound Enzymes in the Brains of Aged Rats". Lipid peroxidation leading to less activity for membrane enzymes in rats. L-carnitine lowering lipid peroxidation and raising membrane enzymes.
The regular literature review. They look at a paper on telomere length on cow clones. Telomere lengths look normal. Telomerase induced by the nuclear transfer process somehow.
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