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  • Biogerontología (2011)

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    Profesores

    Dámaso Crespo Santiago

    Pedro Reques Velasco

    Manuel I. González-Carreró López

    Carlos Fernández Viadero

     

    Departamento de Anatomía y Biología Celular


    El objetivo de esta asignatura es introducir al estudiante-visitante de esta materia en el apasionante mundo del envejecimiento abordado desde un punto de vista Bio-Psico-Social sin que esta gradación suponga domino de un componente sobre los otros. Por necesidades formativas, nosotros nos centraremos de forma más específica en el área biológica del envejecimiento, es decir en la biogerontología, pero no perderemos el contexto general que nos enmarca y también abordaremos aspectos psicológicos y sociales del envejecimiento (ejemplos concretos los tenemos en el estudio del envejecimiento del sistema nervioso y los aspectos demográficos).
    Pretendemos que el estudiante-visitante se inicie en esta área de conocimiento y la lectura de los temas aquí tratados le sirva para posteriormente abordar con la profundidad que considere oportuno un análisis más pormenorizado si así lo considera. Para intentar conseguir este objetivo, los temas están escritos pensando en estudiante de una facultad de medicina, concretamente de la Universidad de Cantabria, a los cuales les ofrecemos estas materias en forma de asignatura presencial y que tanto éxito ha tenido. En mi nombre y en el de todos los colaboradores que han participado en este proyecto les doy las gracias por su “visita” y esperamos que estén largos ratos entre nosotros.

     

    Palabras Clave de la Asignatura

    Deterioro cognitivo, Demografía del envejecimiento, Envejecimiento celular, Mitocondria, Reparación celular, Biomarcadores del envejecimiento, Envejecimiento humano, Reparación DNA, Radicales libres de oxígeno, Envejecimiento, Biogerontología

  • Bibliografía

      

      

    Capítulo 1. El envejecimiento: definiciones y teorías

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    Capítulo 2. Hominización y longevidad

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    Capítulo 3. El análisis demográfico del envejecimiento: conceptos, técnicas y métodos

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    Capítulo 4. Transición epidemiológica, envejecimiento y territorio

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    Capítulo 5. Bases celulares del envejecimiento

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    Capítulo 6. El envejecimiento de los organismos: modelos

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    Capítulo 9. Envejecimiento y ritmos biológicos

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    Capítulo 12. Envejecimiento del sistema cardio-vascular

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    Capítulo 13. Envejecimiento músculo-esquelético

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    Capítulo 14. Fundamentos biológicos del envejecimiento neurocognitivo

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