01494a0c a2200313   4500001000600000003000600006005001700012008004300029020001800072040005700090100002900147245007400176250001700250336002600267337002800293338002700321500017700348504006400525650001100589650002900600650002800629650002100657650003200678650002300710999001500733952014400748952014400892952014401036u7455SIRSI20251112200007.0|a250901s2006    enka    rb    001|0 eng d  a9780195167399  aDNLM/DLCcDLCdNLMdBAKERdUKMdC#PdDLCdclrauoerda  aArking, Robert.eauthor.10aThe biology of aging :bobservations and principles /cRobert Arking.  a3rd edition.  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aWhat is aging? -- Why do we age? -- How do we age? -- What is the mechanistic basis of aging and senescence? -- An integrated theory of aging -- What can we do about aging?  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 527-590) and index.  aAging.  aPhysiology, Comparative.  aFisiología comparada.  aAgingxgenetics.  aEnvejecimientoxGenética.  aAgingxphysiology.  c6471d6471  r2026-03-12 00:00:00i35672005156o612.67 A721b 2006p35672005156t1w2025-10-14yBOOK1040708COL_GRAL00aBCENTRALbBCENTRALd2025-09-01  r2026-03-12 00:00:00i35672005157o612.67 A721b 2006p35672005157t2w2025-10-14yBOOK1040708COL_GRAL00aBCENTRALbBCENTRALd2025-09-01  r2026-03-12 00:00:00i35672005158o612.67 A721b 2006p35672005158t3w2025-10-14yBOOK1040708COL_GRAL00aBCENTRALbBCENTRALd2025-09-01