Journal of Aging Science

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Journal of Aging Science

Journal of Aging Science

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Aging Science Journal considers articles in the following areas: physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, studies related to aging specific genes

Beigetreten Ocak 2022
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Bone is a dynamic tissue that continually remodels and adapts throughout one's life. However, with aging, #age-related diseases, sedentary lifestyle, diet, and genetics all affect bone health. One of the most well-known aspects of #aging bone is a reduction in bone density.
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•Cellular composition of the bone marrow (BM) compartment. •HSC self-renewal, differentiation and aging. •MSC lineage cells during aging. •HSC and MSC interaction in the bone marrow. •Molecular mechanism underlying skeletal aging. #Agingscience
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#Psoriasis is a frequently misunderstood condition that is associated with significant stigma. Media portrayals of skin disorders can influence public beliefs about those disorders.
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#Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory dermatological condition that currently affects approximately 125 million people worldwide. It is characterized by epidermal cell hyperproliferation, aberrant differentiation of keratinocytes, and infiltration of dermis and epidermis.
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#Biological ageing impairs the functional and structural properties of cells, leading to the gradual degradation of physiological systems, diminished resilience, heightened susceptibility to diseases, and, ultimately, mortality.
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#Aging is an inevitable and intricate process that leads to the gradual decline of tissue and cellular functions, consequently increasing the risk of various age-related and geriatric diseases.
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Testosterone (T) treatment immediately following traumatic brain injury (TBI) mitigates #cognitive deficits and cellular dysfunction known to induce cellular #senescence. Whether the therapeutic window for T treatment can be extended to a subacute time post-injury.
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•Cellular #senescence progressively increases between one and two months after rmTBI. •Persistent #cognitive deficits are mitigated by delayed testosterone administration. •Delayed testosterone attenuates p16INK4a gene expression following rmTBI.
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Electroencephalography (EEG), as an inexpensive and widely available electrophysiological tool, is commonly used for the diagnosis of #epilepsy and can also be used to assess the neural activity and brain network function of epilepsy patients with #cognitive impairment.
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•Cognitive frailty represents a clinical connection between physical and cognitive decline. •Many biomarkers of physical frailty are also essential to understand #cognitive frailty. •Frailty modulates biomarker expression, gene and influences cognitive impairment prognosis.
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#Aging is associated with a significant decline in steroid sex hormone levels, which impairs metabolic regulation and negatively affects overall health. The aging-induced reduction in steroid sex hormones may lead to muscle atrophy.
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Steroid sex hormones, secreted by tissues including the reproductive organs, liver, kidney, brain, and skeletal muscles, play a crucial role in regulating various physiological functions such as energy metabolism and skeletal muscle hypertrophy. #Agingscience
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#Cellular senescence, a characteristic feature of the aging process, is induced by diverse stressors. In recent years, glaucoma has emerged as a blinding ocular disease intricately linked to cellular senescence.
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Ovarian #senescence refers to the physiological process by which ovarian function progressively declines with age, ultimately leading to ovarian failure. This process is primarily characterized by a decrease in both the quality and quantity of follicles.
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#Telomeres are short, multi-repetitive, non-transcriptional sequences (TTAGGG) with associated binding proteins that act as a protector at the ends of chromosomes, preserving the integrity of genes.
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•Neuropsychiatric disorders are syndromes of accelerated aging. •Telomere length, oxidation, and inflammation are #biomarkers of aging. •Opposing results on telomere length, oxidation, and #inflammation in those disorders.
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•Proteostasis dysfunction in astrocytes may contribute to neurodegenerative diseases and #aging. •Different #proteostasis pathways in astrocytes may impact brain function and aging differently.
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•miRNA profiles change in brain aging and related #Neurodegenerative Disorders (NDDs). •miRNAs regulating autophagy offer therapy for #age-related brain diseases. •Modulating miRNAs affecting #autophagy may help treat aging and NDDs.
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#Psoriasis is a persistent autoimmune disease caused by genetic, immune, and infectious factors characterized by excessive epidermal proliferation and a chronic inflammatory reaction in the dermis. #Erythema and scaling are the main clinical manifestations.
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#Psoriasis is a chronic recurrent inflammatory skin disease mediated by immune, genetic, and environmental factors. Numerous studies have demonstrated that the excessive consumption of certain pro-inflammatory foods, including alcohol and dairy products, can exacerbate psoriasis.
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