1. What is “phenoptosis” and how to fight it?

   • V. P. Skulachev

   Review 14 July 2012 Pages: 689 - 706

2. Classification of phenoptotic phenomena

   • G. Libertini

   Review 14 July 2012 Pages: 707 - 715

3. Adaptive aging in the context of evolutionary theory

   • J. J. Mitteldorf

   Review 14 July 2012 Pages: 716 - 725

4. Demographic evidence for adaptive theories of aging

   • J. J. Mitteldorf

   Review 14 July 2012 Pages: 726 - 728

5. On the programmed/non-programmed aging controversy

   • T. C. Goldsmith

   Review 14 July 2012 Pages: 729 - 732

6. Can kin selection facilitate the evolution of the genetic program of senescence?

   • A. V. Markov

   OriginalPaper 14 July 2012 Pages: 733 - 741

7. The phenoptosis problem: What is causing the death of an organism? Lessons from acute kidney injury

   • D. B. Zorov
   • E. Y. Plotnikov
   • M. A. Morosanova

   Review 14 July 2012 Pages: 742 - 753

8. Testing predictions of the programmed and stochastic theories of aging: Comparison of variation in age at death, menopause, and sexual maturation

   • N. S. Gavrilova
   • L. A. Gavrilov
   • V. P. Skulachev

   OriginalPaper 14 July 2012 Pages: 754 - 760

9. Phenoptosis in yeasts

   • E. I. Sukhanova
   • A. G. Rogov
   • R. A. Zvyagilskaya

   Review 14 July 2012 Pages: 761 - 775

10. Superoxide scavenging activity of plastoquinone derivative 10-(6′-plastoquinonyl)decyltriphenylphosphonium (SkQ1)

    • V. A. Chistyakov
    • E. V. Prazdnova
    • I. S. Sazykin

    OriginalPaper 14 July 2012 Pages: 776 - 778

11. Cellularity loss and dilman’s problem: An in silico study

    • V. A. Chistyakov
    • Y. V. Denisenko

    OriginalPaper 14 July 2012 Pages: 779 - 792

12. Longevity and mitochondrial membrane potential

    • D. A. Knorre
    • F. F. Severin

    Mini-Review 14 July 2012 Pages: 793 - 794

13. Phenoptosis, another specialized neologism, or the mark of a widespread revolution?

    • G. Libertini

    Review 14 July 2012 Pages: 795 - 798