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Catalpol’s anti-aging effects linked to increased removal of damaged cell power sources

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Abstract

Catalpol (CAT) enhances yeast cell viability and extends lifespan through HSP82-dependent mitophagy.

  • Declines in autophagy function are associated with aging.
  • CAT, derived from Rehmannia glutinosa, may regulate autophagy to treat age-related diseases.
  • HSP82 was identified as a key target of CAT through RNA-Seq and bioinformatics analyses.
  • HSP82 knockout and overexpression experiments suggest that CAT enhances mitochondrial functions.
  • The findings indicate that CAT's anti-aging effects are linked to its ability to induce mitophagy.

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