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Bone structure and metabolism in a rodent model of male senile osteoporosis by Pietschmann, Peter, Skalicky, Monika, Kneissel, Michaela, Rauner, Martina, Hofbauer, Günther, Stupphann, Daniela, Viidik, Andrus

“…Osteoporosis is a common and severe condition in elderly men, which is poorly characterized. In order to identify the hallmarks of age-related bone loss in the…”
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Hippocampal signaling cascades are modulated in voluntary and treadmill exercise rats by Chen, Wei-Qiang, Viidik, Andrus, Skalicky, Monika, Höger, Harald, Lubec, Gert

“…Systematic protein expression studies in the brain of exercising and sedentary animals have not been carried out for far. Signaling proteins are main…”
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The impact of environment in comparison with moderate physical exercise and dietary restriction on BDNF in the cerebral parietotemporal cortex of aged Sprague-Dawley rats by Strasser, Alois, Skalicky, Monika, Hansalik, Michaela, Viidik, Andrus

“…Moderate physical exercise, dietary restriction as well as enriched environment in separate studies have been reported to delay some of the adverse effects of…”
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Running has a negative effect on bone metabolism and proinflammatory status in male aged rats by Sipos, Wolfgang, Rauner, Martina, Skalicky, Monika, Viidik, Andrus, Hofbauer, Günther, Schett, Georg, Redlich, Kurt, Lang, Susanna, Pietschmann, Peter

“…Animal models for male osteoporosis are scarce. This study aimed at identifying the impact of different living conditions on bone structure and metabolism as…”
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Does long-term physical exercise counteract age-related Purkinje cell loss? A stereological study of rat cerebellum by Larsen, Jytte Overgaard, Skalicky, Monika, Viidik, Andrus

“…Physical exercise affects properties of the central nervous system that may increase the brain's ability to counteract degenerative changes. We have previously…”
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Is there an association between rumination and self-reported physical health? A one-year follow-up in a young and an elderly sample by THOMSEN, Dorthe Kirkegaard, MIMI YUNG MEHLSEN, OLESEN, Frede, HOKLAND, Marianne, VIIDIK, Andrus, AVLUND, Kirsten, ZACHARIAE, Robert

“…Cross-sectional studies have suggested an association between rumination and subjective health. The aim of the present study was to investigate in a…”
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Physical exercise retards the development of chronic nephropathy in the ageing rat as efficiently as food restriction does by Loupal, Gerhard, Url, Angelika, Skalicky, Monika, Viidik, Andrus

“…Obesity combined with decreasing physical fitness in the ageing Western populations promotes a number of degenerative diseases, including chronic kidney…”
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Impact of moderate physical exercise--in comparison with dietary restrictions--on age-associated decline in cell-mediated immunity of Sprague-Dawley rats by Strasser, Alois, Skalicky, Monika, Viidik, Andrus

“…Moderate physical exercise and dietary restriction have both been demonstrated to delay some of the adverse effects of aging. In order to elucidate…”
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Voluntary exercise and mild food restriction effectively retard the collagen biomarker of aging by Viidik, Andrus, Skalicky, Monika

“…Obesity and lack of physical exercise characterize increasing numbers of people in Western societies, resulting in increasing morbidity and mortality. Regular…”
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Negative thoughts and health: associations among rumination, immunity, and health care utilization in a young and elderly sample by Thomsen, Dorthe Kirkegaard, Mehlsen, Mimi Yung, Hokland, Marianne, Viidik, Andrus, Olesen, Frede, Avlund, Kirsten, Munk, Karen, Zachariae, Robert

“…In the present study, it was tested whether rumination-negative, recurrent thoughts-would be associated with immune parameters and health care utilization…”
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The influence of age on the healing of normal and ischemic incisional skin wounds by Quirinia, A, Viidik, A

“…Experimental studies have not shown that the 'common' clinical experience, which suggests that wound healing is impaired in an old organism, is valid for…”
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Medical miracles in fact and fiction by Viidik, Andrus

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Genes tell of the Neanderthal role in human evolution by Viidik, Andrus

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Age and gender differences in negative affect—Is there a role for emotion regulation? by Thomsen, Dorthe Kirkegaard, Mehlsen, Mimi Yung, Viidik, Andrus, Sommerlund, Bo, Zachariae, Robert

“…Elderly people report less negative affect than the young, and women report more negative affect than men. This study investigated whether age and gender…”
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Time to see the risks associated with traditional Chinese medicine by Viidik, Andrus

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Interaction between exercise, dietary restriction and age-related bone loss in a rodent model of male senile osteoporosis by Bodnar, Marko, Skalicky, Monika, Viidik, Andrus, Erben, Reinhold G

“…The pathophysiology of age-related bone loss and whether age-related bone loss can be prevented by exercise are still a matter of debate. It was the aim of…”
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The long way towards selling telomere lengths? by Viidik, Andrus

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Aging with "compressed morbidity" one more illusion. The morbidity during aging is more likely to have expanded by Viidik, Andrus

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Norepinephrine treatment and aging lead to systemic and intracellular oxidative stress in rats by Schraml, Elisabeth, Quan, Ping, Stelzer, Ingeborg, Fuchs, Robert, Skalicky, Monika, Viidik, Andrus, Schauenstein, Konrad

“…Reactive oxygen species (ROS) play important roles in cellular senescence and organismic aging. Furthermore, they have been implicated in some of the adverse…”
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Hippocampal metabolic proteins are modulated in voluntary and treadmill exercise rats by Kirchner, Lieselotte, Chen, Wei-Qiang, Afjehi-Sadat, Leila, Viidik, Andrus, Skalicky, Monika, Höger, Harald, Lubec, Gert

“…Systematic protein expression studies in the brain of exercising and sedentary animals have not been carried out so far and it was therefore decided to…”
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