The study will focus on proteostasis, or the loss of protein homeostasis, which is a common feature of aging. Proteostasis is a growing field of geroscience, Hevolution said in a Sept. 18 news release.
Results from the Evanston, Ill.-based university’s research can help discover targets for pharmacological approaches to “rebalance protein folding and degradation in aging,” the release said.
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