US EditionLate Life Methionine Restriction Improves Health in Mice
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Late Life Methionine Restriction Improves Health in Mice
One of the primary ways in which the beneficial, age-slowing response to calorie restriction is regulated is via sensing of methionine levels. Methionine is an essential amino acid, used in all protein synthesis, but not manufactured in the body. It must come from the diet. There is plenty of evidence for methionine restriction, meaning to construct a diet that is low in methionine without reducing calorie intake, to slow aging in rodents. Resea…
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