Japan is the first country in the world to communicate this world-first information about products containing "TAM".
I will declare. That you can treat aging.
By Bill Andrews,Ph.D.
defytime Science Japan's scientific best advisor Bill Andrews, Ph.D. has worked in the biotech industry for more than over 30 years, focusing the last 20 years on finding ways to extend human lifespan through the intervention of telomere shortening in human cells.
Bill Andrews, Ph.D. earned his Ph.D. in Molecular and Population Genetics at the University of Georgia in 1981. He was a Senior Scientist at Armos Corporation and Codon Corporation, Director of Molecular Biology at Codon and at Geron Corporation, and Director of Technology Development at EOS Biosciences.
While Director of Molecular Biology at Geron Corporation from 1992 to 1997, Bill Andrews, Ph.D. was one of the principal discoverers of both the RNA and protein components of human telomerase and was awarded 2nd place as "National Inventor of the Year" in 1997 for this work. He is presently a named inventor on [43] US issued telomerase patents.
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Telomeres are structures at the end of our chromosomes that shorten every time a human cell divides. Each time our cells divide and our chromosomes replicate, our telomeres become shorter. They shorten throughout our lifetime, and when they reach an average of about 5,000 nucleotides, our cells cannot divide any further, and we die of old age.
This problem is because of a telomerase enzyme deficiency syndrome, or TEDS that affects every one of us. If it weren’t for lack of this enzyme our telomeres stay long and healthy. The length of an individual's telomeres is closely associated with their biological age and research suggests that control of telomere length has the potential to treat many diseases associated with aging.
Only in the last thirty years science has made real progress in understanding the fundamental question of why we age and what can be done about it. These discoveries have not been widely publicized-‐yet -‐ and so most people are unaware of how close we are to curing the disease of aging once and for all.
However, telomeres is required for normal chromosome segregation, since thereby shortening the time a cell divides, the telomeres become shorter than a certain length, cell viability occurs destabilization of chromosomal loss, as a result, it will appear a variety of aging of the body. In other words, the telomere is related to the fundamental factors of human aging.
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The 2009 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine has been given to three scientists and it is a telomere analysis by blood test that enables chronic diseases and early diagnosis that attracts worldwide attention.
This "telomere analysis" by blood test enables early prognosis for various diseases such as cancer as mentioned in the preceding paragraph, the role as an independent biomarker is enormous, contribution to the future medical care is It is drawing attention from doctors all over the world when it becomes very big.
Among them, the analysis advanced by defytime Science Japan simply does not estimate the average telomere length, but rather takes a histogram of all the telomeres and evaluates the shortened telomere in a comprehensive manner, including the proportion of each telomere per chromosome We have algorithms to properly evaluate, such as hierarchizing the risk of age-related diseases with the enormous data we already have.
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2009, California University of Elizabeth Blackburn (Elizabeth Blackburn), Professor, Johns Hopkins University Carol grader (Carol W. Greider) Professor, Harvard University Jack Zosutakku (Jack W. Szostak ) 3 Mr. professor has been awarded.
Winning reason was the "discovery of the mechanism of telomere and telomerase enzyme, which holds the key to life."
"Telomerase" is the enzyme to extend the specific repeated sequences of telomere present in the chromosome ends of eukaryotic organisms.
However, in humans, and activity was observed in such germ cells, stem cells and cancer cells, and the other of telomerase activity is not seen almost.
Therefore, "the extension of the cell division life" by increasing the activity, in to suppress the activity has attracted attention both in terms such as "cancer treatment"
"TAM-818," developed by Bill Andrews,Ph.D. (Sierra Sciences, LLC.) in 2014, is a state-of-the-art substance that prevents telomere shortening.
We began research in 1999, and after investigating nearly 60,000 chemical substances, we finally discovered the first chemical substance with medicinal properties in 2007.
*The patent and product rights for this drug were transferred to the American company T. A. Sciences, and it was introduced into the market as "TA-65" in 2007.)
We proceeded further verification, discovered C 0314818 after nearly 400,000 verification. It is a substance that has also proved the mechanism in scientific terms and also obtained the patent. It is [Telomerase Activation Molecule] a molecule that induces and activates telomerase [TAM]. Indeed, in comparative tests with "TAM - 818" and "TA - 65" found at this time, it is 80 to 300 times more potent than "TA - 65" in telomerase expression that brings about the telomere elongation effect of "TAM - 818 Results have also come out.
| Fortunately, the telomerase gene already exists in all our cells. That’s because the DNA in every one of our cells is identical: a skin cell, muscle cell, and liver cell all contain exactly the same genetic information. Thus, if the cells that create our sperm and egg cells contain the code for telomerase, every other cell must contain that code as well. |
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| The reason that most of our cells don’t express telomerase is that the gene is repressed in them. There are one or more regions of DNA neighboring the telomerase gene that serve as binding sites for a protein, and, if that protein is bound to them, telomerase will not be created by the cell. however, it is possible to coax that repressor protein off its binding site with the use of a small-molecule, drug-like compound that binds to the repressor and prevents it from attaching to the DNA. If we find the appropriate compound, we can turn telomerase on in every cell in the human body. |
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"TAM series" means "telomerase activated activator "TAM [= Telomerase Activating Molecule]" which is a research result of Bill Andrews,Ph.D. for over 30 years, which realizes a society in which people around the world can live healthy and live longer."
It is a product series name of "TAM" blend provided by defytime group that was born to provide in various genres.
The TAM series products that are currently available include the latest telomerase-activated activator "TAM" that provides 80-300 times the effect compared to "TAM" discovered in 2001.
I want to remain for as long as possible in a "young state," in which I am "always healthy" and don't feel my body weakening …
Surely this is everyone’s dream.
Actually, in comparison to before, it is now possible to acquire more accurate information on diet and living environment, and our health expectancy has also considerably increased thanks to rapid developments in medicine.
Japan has the longest life expectancies in the world and the country has become a "super-aged society." So creating a "society in which the elderly can live healthier longer" will be a major theme in Japan moving forward.
I met Bill Andrews,Ph.D. when I too was living in Japan and getting older together with my family.
And now I too share his vision of "creating a society in which everyone in the world can live a long healthy life." I want to create a future like that, and so I am currently comprehensively supporting research activities and product development at defytime Science Japan.
Our mission is to allow Bill Andrews,Ph.D. to concentrate on research that will expand the possibilities of humanity and to convey and pass on the results of his research to people all over the world.
We hope that we can count on your continued support.
Japan is the first country in the world to communicate this world-first information about products containing "TAM".
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In 2007, aging rate has reached 21.5%, and in Japan, which has entered the first in the world to the "super-aged society" , aging rate is about 30 percent in 2025, to 2060 It viewed and will reach about 40%.
Of human beings in 2045 after 30 years due to the rapid progress of the "elucidation of the aging mechanism," "evolution of cancer research," "the advent of predictive medicine," "dramatic modernization of regenerative medicine," such as medical technology life is the more than 100-year-old with a number of researchers have predicted.
It is gratifying story that life is extended, but on the other hand I have been found to also result in some problems, such as "reduced production of age population," "increase in social security costs," "increased care burden" in.
To solve this problem, it is important not to merely extend the average life expectancy, but to extend the healthy life expectancy that does not require nursing care etc. firmly.
Our defytime group, our research results TAM Leeds products, everyone in the world "healthy forever" "as healthy as young" As long as you live Physically, spiritually We will continue to promote our business with the aim of maintaining a comfortable state.
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