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Yorkshirewoman, editor Darlington & Stockton Times, Northern Farmer & North Advertisers, hockey player, tea lover, farmers' daughter hannah.chapman@nne.co.uk
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Effects of knockdown of autophagy pathway genes on C. elegans longevity are highly condition dependent

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By Hannah Chapman Verified, Xiaoya Wei, Xiaoyu Sun
| BioRxiv
Abstract Autophagy is proposed to protect against aging by clearing damaged cellular constituents. In line with this several life-extending interventions in model organisms show some degree of autophagy dependence. In C. elegans, inhibiting autophagy can shorten, lengthen or have no effect on lifespan. Differences between published findings likely reflect variability in experimental conditions.
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Campfire to blame for moorland blaze as fresh warnings issued by the authorities

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By Hannah Chapman Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Firefighters say a discarded campfire is believed to be the cause of a moorland blaze. Crews were called to the wildfire near Chop Gate, above Great Broughton, near Stokesley, on the afternoon of Thursday, July 9. The fire covered an area of around 300m by 100m. Firefighters, farmers and gamekeepers worked together to bring it under control using blowers, knapsack sprayers, beaters, Argocats and fire breaks.
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Call for food production investment as thousands enjoy Great Yorkshire Show

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By Hannah Chapman Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
The Great Yorkshire Show got underway today (Tuesday, July 14) in bright sunshine, as tens of thousands of visitors enjoyed high-quality livestock, countryside displays and appearances by rural celebrities. The Harrogate showground was busy from early morning, as farmers, school groups, traders and exhibitors turned out in numbers. Tickets, which are only available in advance, were a sell-out, with 150,000 people and 8,500 livestock due to attend across the four days.
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