The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio · PharmacologyLongevity and Anti-Aging Research Unit
Adam Salmon · San Antonio, Texas
Research Focus
The lab led by Adam Salmon at the University of Texas Health Science Center focuses on researching potential anti-aging therapies through the testing of small molecules in mice. By examining how these treatments can extend the lifespan and improve health conditions associated with aging, their goal is to find effective interventions that could eventually benefit human longevity. This work is part of a larger collaborative program that not only evaluates drug effects but also contributes essential data and tissues to the scientific community.
anti-aginglongevitymouse lifespandrug testingtranslational research
Research Aims
5AIM 01Identify small molecules that extend lifespan in mice.
AIM 02Evaluate the mechanisms of aging and potential interventions.
AIM 03Conduct lifespan trials and analyze the effects of various agents on longevity.
AIM 04Collaborate with multiple labs to share findings and biological samples.
AIM 05Develop comprehensive pharmacokinetic profiles for promising anti-aging compounds.
Skills the Lab Values
cell culturemouse modelsstatistical analysispharmacokinetic assessmentsRNA sequencing
Output against the department
Publications164bottom 45% of dept.252nd of 462
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Citations8.3ktop 45% of dept.209th of 462
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