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#TomorrowsDiscoveries: Energy for a Longer Life | Dr. Dan Arking

Name: #TomorrowsDiscoveries: Energy for a Longer Life | Dr. Dan Arking
Uploaded: 2017-01-18T00:00:00+00:00
Description: Dr. Dan Arking explores the links between the number of energy-producing mitochondria in human blood cells, genetics and frailty.

#TomorrowsDiscoveries: Mitochondria, the powerhouses in our cells, provide us with energy to move and function. Are these “powerhouses” in our blood cells related to aging? Dr. Dan Arking explores the links between the number of energy-producing mitochondria in human blood cells, genetics and frailty. Learn more about Dr. Arking’s work here: http://ow.ly/STy7D

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Dan Arking, PhD

Associate Professor of Medicine

Dr. Dan Arking is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the McKusick-Nathans Institute of Genetic Medicine. He studies genetics of complex disease, cardiovascular disease and sudden cardiac death, autism and development and implementation ...

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