Compound library

Longevity & Cellular

Compounds studied in relation to mitochondrial metabolism, cellular stress responses and biological ageing.

Reference material only. Not a treatment recommendation. Suitability is determined by the clinic's doctors.

The biology

How this area works

Mitochondria generate most cellular ATP and are also signalling organelles. Their capacity depends on the number and quality of mitochondria, on the recycling of damaged ones, and on the availability of cofactors such as NAD+.

Ageing research describes a set of interacting cellular processes, including genomic instability, telomere attrition, altered nutrient sensing, mitochondrial dysfunction and cellular senescence. These are studied as a network rather than as separate targets.

Endpoints in this field are largely biochemical or epigenetic. Because clinical outcomes take decades to observe, most human data measure markers rather than lifespan, and interpretation requires caution.

Information only. Not medical advice. All clinical decisions are made by licensed doctors at our partner clinic.

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