Abstract
Why study cell aging and cell death, in yeast? Most of us have heard these questions before, sometimes from fellow colleagues. Reports from National Institute of Aging (National Institutes of Health), the World Health Organization, and other relevant organizations, outline the substantial challenges related to aging that we will face in the next decade. This concern is also reflected in Horizon2020, the next EU framework for research and innovation, where the challenges of an aging population and the consequences it brings for society, are among the top priorities. One of the key areas of concern is the economic and societal impact of age-related …
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