2. Evidence Not Supporting Brenner’s Statement (Pro-Sirtuin Perspective)

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What do proponents like David Sinclair argue about sirtuins?

That sirtuins are essential for maintaining the epigenome. (David Sinclair)

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What do sirtuins protect according to the Information Theory of Aging?

The "digital information" of the cell from "scratches" (DNA damage). (David Sinclair)

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What happens when cells get DNA damage?

They lose their identity. (David Sinclair)

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What recent studies were done on SIRT6?

SIRT6 transgenic mice. (Shin-ichiro Imai)

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What did SIRT6 transgenic mice show?

Dramatic lifespan extension in both males and females. (Shin-ichiro Imai)

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What does this suggest about some sirtuin family members?

They may indeed be potent longevity regulators in mammals. (Shin-ichiro Imai)

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What do proponents argue about sirtuin activation and healthspan?

That it improves metabolic markers like insulin sensitivity and mitochondrial biogenesis. (Shin-ichiro Imai)

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What else does sirtuin activation counteract?

Diseases of aging. (Shin-ichiro Imai)

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What is the key distinction proponents make?

Sirtuin activation improves healthspan even if it does not always extend maximum lifespan. (Shin-ichiro Imai)

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. Evidence Not Supporting Brenner’s Statement (Pro-Sirtuin Perspective)

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Information Theory of Aging

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Potency of SIRT6

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Healthspan vs. Lifespa