SIRT1: Master Regulator of Cellular Metabolism and Longevity
Endocrinology Diagnostics
Key Summary of SIRT1:
Molecular Structure: NAD+ dependent deacetylase enzyme with catalytic core and regulatory domains. Moves between nucleus and cytoplasm.
Metabolic Functions:
- Regulates glucose and fatty acid metabolism
- Controls mitochondrial development
- Manages energy homeostasis across tissues
- Interacts with key metabolic proteins
Aging and Longevity:
- Enhances DNA repair
- Reduces cell senescence
- Controls stress response pathways
- Supports cellular resilience
Disease Implications:
1. Potential treatment for:
- Cardiovascular diseases
- Neurodegenerative conditions
- Cancer
- Metabolic disorders
- Age-related muscle disorders
2. Therapeutic Potential:
- Developing targeted activation compounds
- Improving insulin sensitivity
- Reducing inflammation
- Protecting against cellular stress
SIRT1 is a critical regulator of metabolism, aging, and potential disease interventions.
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