1. New data on programmed aging — slow phenoptosis

   • M. V. Skulachev
   • V. P. Skulachev

   Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 977 - 993

2. Receptor regulation of senile phenoptosis

   • M. V. Skulachev
   • F. F. Severin
   • V. P. Skulachev

   Hypothesis 10 October 2014 Pages: 994 - 1003

3. The programmed aging paradigm: How we get old

   • Giacinto Libertini

   Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1004 - 1016

4. Microbiota and mitobiota. Putting an equal sign between mitochondria and bacteria

   • D. B. Zorov
   • E. Y. Plotnikov
   • P. S. Savina

   Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1017 - 1031

5. Phenoptosis in arthropods and immortality of social insects

   • V. M. Kartsev

   Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1032 - 1048

6. Modern evolutionary mechanics theories and resolving the programmed/non-programmed aging controversy

   • Theodore C. Goldsmith

   Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1049 - 1055

7. Decrease in ATP biosynthesis and dysfunction of biological membranes. Two possible key mechanisms of phenoptosis

   • A. V. Rzheshevsky

   Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1056 - 1068

8. Pineal gland as an endocrine gravitational lunasensor: Manifestation of moon-phase dependent morphological changes in mice

   • A. V. Gerasimov
   • V. P. Kostyuchenko
   • A. M. Olovnikov

   Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1069 - 1074

9. The problem of determination of cause of laboratory animal’s death: A critical review of definitions of “fatal” and “incidental” lesions

   • V. N. Manskikh

   Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1075 - 1080

10. Prevention of peroxidation of cardiolipin liposomes by quinol-based antioxidants

    • A. V. Lokhmatikov
    • N. E. Voskoboynikova
    • A. Y. Mulkidjanian

    Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1081 - 1100

11. Preventive and therapeutic effects of SkQ1-containing Visomitin eye drops against light-induced retinal degeneration

    • Yu. P. Novikova
    • O. S. Gancharova
    • E. N. Grigoryan

    Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1101 - 1110

12. Mitochondria-targeted antioxidant SkQ1 accelerates maturation in Campbell dwarf hamsters (Phodopus campbelli)

    • K. A. Rogovin
    • A. M. Khrushcheva
    • N. Yu. Vasilieva

    Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1111 - 1116

13. Effects of mitochondria-targeted plastoquinone derivative antioxidant (SkQ1) on demography of free-breeding Campbell dwarf hamsters (Phodopus campbelli) kept in outdoor conditions. Reproduction and lifespan: Explanation in the framework of ultimate loads

    • K. A. Rogovin
    • A. M. Khrushcheva
    • N. Yu. Vasilieva

    Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1117 - 1129

14. Therapeutic doses of SkQ1 do not induce cytochromes P450 in rat liver

    • K. N. Myasoedova
    • D. N. Silachev

    Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1130 - 1132

15. Aging is a simple deprivation syndrome driven by a quasi-programmed preventable and reversible drift of control system set points due to inappropriate organism-environment interaction

    • A. V. Khalyavkin
    • V. N. Krutko

    Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1133 - 1135

16. Effect of the mitochondria-targeted antioxidant SkQ1 on development of spontaneous tumors in BALB/c mice

    • V. N. Manskikh
    • M. S. Krasilshchikova
    • M. V. Egorov

    Review 10 October 2014 Pages: 1136 - 1139