The Intricacies of ‍Biological Clocks ‌and Tissue Aging

Our bodies are equipped with multiple internal biological clocks that synchronize our internal functions with the external environment. Recent studies⁢ shed light on how these clocks work together to maintain tissue​ function and slow down the aging ‍process.

The Central and Peripheral Clocks

The central ⁤circadian clock, managed by the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), interacts with peripheral circadian clocks located throughout the body. These peripheral clocks regulate ‌the timing of cellular processes in various organs, muscles, and skin.

Coordination for⁤ Optimal Functioning

Effective ⁣communication between the central ⁢and peripheral clocks is cru

Free coffee and chocolate in the Historic Center

The 20th Edition of the Café & Chocolate Fest will take place on May 4 and 5 in the majestic UNAM School of Medicine Palace in the Historic Center, CDMX. Organized by Expofest, it is a cultural and gastronomic event suitable for the whole family with free entry from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. this Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5, Republic of Brazil No. 33, CP 06010, Alcaldía Cuauhtémoc, CDMX. More than 60 exhibitors. Tastings, Emociorama, Literary Chocolate Shops, Live Music and Cocoa Ceremonies. See @cafeychocolatefest_.

March for marijuana on Saturday the 4th

Wear green! The Mexican Cannabis Movement calls this Saturday, May 4, the XXIV March for Marijuana Liberation Day in Mexico, from 12 to 4 in the afternoon with a meeting point: Palacio de Bellas Artes, Avenida Juárez corner Eje Central . At 4:20 p.m. we will advance along Avenida Paseo de la Reforma to reach the Ángel de la Independencia at 6:00 p.m. Closing with a musical show in the Glorieta del Ángel from 6 to 8 p.m.

Diego “El Cigala” in Mexico

All of May will be the month of the Iberian singer Diego “El Cigala” in Mexico, performing on Saturday, May 4 at the Cancún Theater in the Quintana Roo port of the same name. Tour reports: Angélica Ramírez of Icunacury Acosta & Co. angelica@icunacuryacos, tel. 55 3931 9403.

Last performance of “Hüzün” at Casa de la Paz

This interdisciplinary piece stands as a farewell ritual, an opportunity to release pain and honor the life we ​​still have left. With a duration of 65 minutes, it fuses elements of dance, visuals and music inspired by funeral rites of Zapotec and Colombian communities, with Nadia Cuevas, Karen Martínez Rojas, Daniela García, Andrea Bautista, María Antonieta Sánchez and Sandra Milena Gómez. “Hüzün” says goodbye on Saturday at the Casa de la Paz Theater Cultural and Academic Center of the UAM. The cost of tickets is 180 pesos, with a special price for the UAM Community, INAPAM and students of 90 pesos and you can obtain a ticket at the venue. Saturday, May 4, 6:30 p.m., Cozumel 33, col. Rome. Tel. 5527672461.

“Otto”, clown show at Julio Cas

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• Jorn Kompeer

  Domestic editor in Malmö

• Jorn Kompeer

  Domestic editor in Malmö

Sweden is preparing for a much-discussed edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. Exactly at 9 p.m. the well-known Eurovision tune will sound, this time from the city of Malmö. Television viewers from all over the world await a semi-final as always full of traditions, fireworks and countless musical styles.

But not everything is the same as always, because both behind and in front of the scenes it is the most discussed edition in years. From a Dutch perspective, this is partly due to the expected success of participant Joost Klein, who performed his hit in the second semi-final on Thursday European Pope is on stage.

At the same time, it is a lot about the security of the event. Malmö has organized the Eurovision Song Contest twice before (in 1992 and 2013), but never before has an edition been as high-voltage as this one.

Snipers on roofs

Anyone walking through the city these days cannot escape the many police officers patrolling and driving around, sometimes even with police vans that look more like a war tank. Officers have flown in from all over Sweden to help with security. And unlike normal, they are equipped with heavy weapons, which they keep at the ready.

The closer to the Malmö Arena – where the show comes from –

The wings of the mill overlooking the famous Parisian cabaret Moulin-Rouge fell during the night of Wednesday April 24 to Thursday April 25, Paris firefighters declared to Agence France-Presse (AFP), confirming information from BFM-TV. No injuries were reported, they said, adding that there was no longer any risk of collapse. The management of the establishment said it excluded any “malicious act”ensuring that the incident had been ” obviously “ caused by a ” Technical problem “.

“On the site itself, we have twenty-four hour surveillance, particularly on the roofs, with human presence. We already know that this is not a malicious act, it is obviously a technical problem”, declared Jean-Victor Clerico, general manager of the legendary Parisian night spot, to the press. The fall of the wings of the mill caused damage to the front of the ca

TVB Xiaohua Wu Junmo is one of the screenwriters of the movie “I’m Here for You”

The film “I’m Here for You” starring Fan Shaoxun and Liu Junqian will be released on May 15. Director Deng Yihan, Wu Chunmo and Liang Shiyun will serve as screenwriters of the film, creating the story of Taiwan and Hong Kong. TVB’s little girl MoMo is one of the screenwriters of the film She shared her creative inspiration and feelings.

Wu Junmo pointed out that the film was produced during the epidemic: “The writing and shooting were all done during the epidemic, and people were in a situation where they couldn’t go anywhere. I was I used to be an Exchange Student in Taiwan and lived there for half a year. I remember the places I visited in Taiwan, and then wrote this dreamy and unrealistic story. , to express how boring it is reality

Italian rock star Damiano David turned heads at the Met Gala 2024 with a surprising detail in his outfit that was hidden from the cameras. The Måneskin frontman, who made his first public appearance with American actress and singer Dove Cameron, stunned on the red carpet with a black suit adorned with lace cutouts.

But it was what was underneath that truly caught everyone’s attention. In an exclusive reve

“Thank you to everyone except the Minister!” said the mistress of ceremonies, comedian Caroline Vigneaux. “You get the 204 million euros back for us (less on the culture budget, editor’s note), you do not touch an interval. And we’ll drop you off in time for the town hall in Paris!” she said.

An actor from the CGT shows also warned against “theatre companies (…) bankrupt, thousands of jobs (…) under threat”. “It’s a massive layoff plan that doesn’t speak its name.” Present in the Folies Bergère hall, the minister did not speak, but posted a video at the beginning of the evening in which she declared that “the intermittent regime (…) must be preserved”.

She also suggested more “collaboration” between publ