Dr. Syed Ibrahim Rizvi is Professor of Biochemistry and Dean of Research and Development at University of Allahabad, India. He is a Visiting Professor to Ohio State University, University of Rome, University of Milan, University of Athens, University of Nice, University of Szeged, University of Pisa, Karolinska Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Istanbul University and Bangladesh Institute of Health Sciences. He has also been an invited speaker to major conferences in USA, Russia, Hungary, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Egypt, Bangladesh and Thailand. Prof Rizvi has done seminal research work in the area of mechanism(s) of aging, antiaging interventions and lifespan. He has published extensively in high impact factor journals. Till date Prof Rizvi has published more than 200 research papers. He is on the editorial board of the prestigious Springer journal Biogerontology. Prof Rizvi has been a recipient of grants from the International Cell Research Organization, Federation of European Biochemical Societies, European Molecular Biology Organization, Organization for the Prevention of Chemical Weapons, International Foundation for Science, Department of Biotechnology (Govt of India) and Department of Science and Technology (Govt of India). Prof Rizvi has been conferred with the Academic Excellence Award of University of Allahabad in 2016. He has edited a book on Anti-Aging Interventions in 2018 published by Springer Nature. Prof Rizvi has also written a large number of popular science articles which have been published in national newspapers. He is a member of Indian Gerontological Society, Society of Biological Chemists, National Academy of Sciences India and Asian Network for Research on Antidiabetic Plants.

Presents emerging strategies for combating aging and postponing age-related diseases

Examines epigenetic mechanisms underlying aging-related processes

Discusses tissue regenerative medicine and stem cell based anti-aging intervention strategies

Chapter 1. Genetics and Epigenetics of Ageing and Age Associated Diseases.- Chapter 2. Coenzyme Q as an anti aging strategy.- Chapter 3. Autophagy as a Promising Therapeutic Target in Age-Associated Neurodegenerative Disorders.- Chapter 4. Glycolytic inhibitors as Caloric Restriction Mimetics (CRM).- Chapter 5. Anti-aging and rejuvenation based on stem cell therapy.- Chapter 6. Novel strategies for metformin as an anti-aging drug in skin aging.- Chapter 7. Anti-inflammatory-dependent anti-aging strategies.- Chapter 8. Spermidine, an autophagy inducer, as a therapeutic anti-aging strategy.- Chapter 9. Melatonin in Aging and Aging Related Disorders.- Chapter 10. Intermittent fasting as an anti- aging strategy.- Chapter 11. The role of curcumin as an anti-aging compound.- Chapter 12. The Role of Telomerase Activators in Anti-Aging Strategies and Their Clinical Potential.- Chapter 13. Clinical Laboratories and Their Role in Anti-Aging Strategies.- Chapter 14. Antiaging strategies basedon sirtuin activation.- Chapter 15. A vaccine for the pandemic of ageing? Conceptual and ethical issues.- Chapter 16. Cognitive and emotional ageing across the life span: Implications for building the cognitive reserve and resilience.- Chapter 17. Tissue reconstructive & regenerative medicine approach as an anti-ageing intervention: Relevance to age-induced Osteoarthritis.- Chapter 18. Age-Adjustment Expertise in Animal Models of Human Diseases.