Reverse Aging

Reverse Aging: Current Research and Future Directions, 1st Edition, edited by Sandeep Kumar Singh and Shailendra Kumar Mishra, is a book on biological rejuvenation published by Academic Press. The volume systematizes fundamental theories, principles, and biological mechanisms underlying age-related cellular changes, offering structural context for current scientific developments.

The text evaluates biological, genetic, and molecular mechanisms alongside the hallmarks of aging, establishing how fundamental cellular processes govern biological senescence. Subsequent thematic sections detail cellular reprogramming and the reprogramming of a cell's epigenetic status, highlighting NANOG as a primary molecular element for reversing cellular deterioration. The work further investigates stem cell rejuvenation techniques and specific H3K27 histone modifications that support cellular recovery within longevity models.

A dedicated analytical section examines the integration of artificial intelligence tools within modern anti-aging scientific research. This compilation offers grounded analytical support for scientific investigators studying reverse aging concepts, theoretical frameworks, and future research directions.