Swimming as deep as 600 meters below the ocean's surface, long-lived rockfish (genus Sebastes) may possess unusual answers to questions about aging. At least that's what motivates an informal international collaboration of researchers who are characterizing the physiology of these fish in an attempt to understand the basis for their longevity.
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1 January 2002
Fishing for Answers to Questions about the Aging Process
HARVEY BLACK
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BioScience
Vol. 52 • No. 1
January 2002
Vol. 52 • No. 1
January 2002