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Aging, Sex, and DNA Repair
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Why organisms age and why sexual reproduction exists are major unsolved problems in biology. This book provides an integrated explanation of aging and sex based on current knowledge of DNA damage and repair.
- Discusses the universality of the problem of DNA damage
- Describes aging as a consequence of accumulated DNA damage
- Considers meiosis as an adaptation for DNA repair
- Discusses mating in eukaryotes as an adaptation for masking mutation
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Aging, Sex, and DNA Repair
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Introduction: Major Ideas and Historical Perspectives
- Chapter 2. DNA Damage
- Chapter 3. Immediate Consequences of DNA Damage
- Chapter 4. Accumulation of DNA Damage in Somatic Cells
- Chapter 5. The DNA Damage Hypothesis of Aging Applied to Mammals
- Chapter 6. Oxidative DNA Damage as a Potential Major Cause of Aging
- Chapter 7. Additional Evidence Bearing on the DNA Damage Hypothesis of Aging
- Chapter 8. Aging in Nonmammalian Organisms, with Comparisons to Aspects of Aging in Mammals
- Chapter 9. DNA Repair with Emphasis on Single-Strand Damages
- Chapter 10. DNA Repair with Emphasis on Recombinational Repair
- Chapter 11. Meiosis and Meiotic Recombination
- Chapter 12. Meiosis Viewed as an Adaptation for DNA Repair
- Chapter 13. The Selective Advantage of Outcrossing
- Chapter 14. Evolutionary Aspects of Sex
- Chapter 15. Other Theories of Aging and Sex
- Chapter 16. Overview, Future Directions, and Implications
- Index