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Learning package: Aging – Research Colloquium for Leading Experts

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Lernpaket · Biology · University · 16 aiMOOCs

16 research assignments for leading experts: axolotl, brain aging, proteostasis, causal inference and translation. Current primary research, falsification, replication and lasting function take priority. Each assignment records DOI, publication date, model, evidence strength, counterevidence and replication status. Established knowledge, promising indications, experimental findings and hypotheses remain separate. Original hypotheses are unconfirmed; no self-medication. Version 28 September 2026.

1. 1Aging – Adversarial causal target selection
2. 2Aging – Positional memory versus regenerative mispatterning
3. 3Aging – Brain–body signaling as a regeneration regulator
4. 4Aging – Regenerated neurons and restored function
5. 5Aging – Transportability from axolotl to humans
6. 6Aging – Protein turnover beyond static proteomic signatures
7. 7Aging – Deubiquitylases, redox state and causal identification
8. 8Aging – Microglia between proteostatic support and synapse loss
9. 9Aging – FGF17 and the limits of molecular rejuvenation
10. 10Aging – Senescence as a time-dependent regeneration problem
11. 11Aging – Partial reprogramming with preserved identity
12. 12Aging – Energy, inflammation and proteostasis as coupled systems
13. 13Aging – Proteomic clocks and the surrogate paradox
14. 14Aging – Human causal inference for neural protein targets
15. 15Aging – Interventions under long-term and combination risks
16. 16Aging – The decisive experiment and independent counterevidence