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In this episode, my guest is Professor Afshin Beheshti, a Professor of Surgery and Computational and Systems Biology, Director of the Space Biomedicine Program, and Associate Director at the McGowan Institute of Regenerative Medicine University of Pittsburgh. We discuss the roles of #mitochondria and #microRNA s in human health, particularly in the context of space exploration and disease progression. Our conversation delves into the significant impacts of spaceflight on astronaut health, focusing on microRNA signatures, mitochondrial dysfunction, and the biological hazards posed by the space environment.

Professor Afshin Beheshti
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University of Pittsburgh: https://mirm-pitt.net/staff/afshin-be...

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Timeline
Introduction to Space Biomedicine
Professor Beheshti's Journey in Science
The Aha Moment in Space Research
Establishing the Space Biomedicine Center
Building a Collaborative Research Hub
Aspirations for the Space Biomedicine Program
Understanding the Mitochondria
Understanding the microRNAs
Biological Hazards of Spaceflight
Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Astronaut Health
Long-term Effects of Spaceflight on Mitochondria
Six Fundamental Features Affecting Astronaut Health
MicroRNAs and Antigamirs in Space Research
Potential of Antigamirs in Cancer
Initiatives for Space Health
Health Challenges for Future Space Missions
Radiation Challenges in Space Exploration
Health Risks of Long-Duration Space Missions
Mitochondrial Supplements as Countermeasures
Biological Shielding and DNA Repair
Innovations from Space Biomedicine Impacting Earth
Future Vision for Space Biomedicine
Advice for Aspiring Space Biomedicine Researchers