Cranial bone marrow-derived monocytes promote neuroinflammation in chronic traumatic brain injury
Science translational medicine · 30 Sept · Lu Z, Wang C, Gong P et al.
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Science translational medicine · 30 Sept · Lu Z, Wang C, Gong P et al.
Multi-omics clocks across fourteen organs reveal divergent molecular programs and uncover thirteen candidate genes separating age acceleration from mortality.
Research Square · 30 Sept · Na R, Shi C, Ruan X et al.
The senolytic combination improved liver fibrosis without disease worsening in nearly half of treated participants while lowering cellular senescence markers.
Nature metabolism · 1 Oct · Koning M, Kovynev A, Fondevila MF et al.
Researchers found that expanding polyglutamine tracts in the androgen receptor shift binding toward senescence-linked enhancers, driving muscle atrophy in cells and mice.
bioRxiv · 30 Sept · Grafton F, Rohani N, Lim WF et al.
In a preprint analyzing over 730,000 adults, researchers linked clonal hematopoiesis to faster physical decline mediated by T-cell changes.
medRxiv · 1 Oct · Zhao K, Quin C, Pershad Y et al.
A genome-scale screen in retinal cells identified NKX2-5 variants that conferred oxidative resilience and improved physical function without detectable toxicity.
bioRxiv · 30 Sept · Lu YRR, Shen H, Kajderowicz K et al.
The three-dimensional cell platform maintains biological aging markers while spontaneously developing hallmark pathologies of sporadic Alzheimer disease.
bioRxiv · 1 Oct · Alsolami S, Wang M, Sarraf Sabedot T et al.
The new blood-based tools estimate senescence gene activity to predict incident diseases, all-cause mortality, and clinical treatment responses.
medRxiv · 1 Oct · Simpson DJ, Crofts SJ, Mavrommatis C et al.
Lipid nanoparticle delivery of base-editing mRNA restored DNA repair and heterochromatin structure in human neuromuscular models of premature aging.
Nature communications · 31 Aug · Kim DW, Kwon EJ, Jeon BJ et al.
Cell counts explain less variation in age acceleration and only modestly affect its links to mortality and 176 incident health outcomes.
Genome medicine · 2 Oct · Jonkman TH, Richmond A, BIOS Consortium et al.
Single-cell and spatial profiling revealed expanded fibroblasts and localized hubs of inflammation driven by tumor necrosis factor and transforming growth factor-beta signaling.
Nature immunology · 30 Sept · Aguilar-Navarro AG, Edun G, Gower M et al.
TNF-alpha triggers a mitochondrial immune pathway via Prodh2 that damages myoblasts, while silencing the enzyme restores muscle strength in mice.
Aging cell · 1 Oct · Chen G, Shangguan Z, Gong J et al.
A genetic screen and functional assays show that falling translational capacity causes meiotic and developmental defects during oocyte aging.
bioRxiv · 30 Sept · Judson KL, Danielson KJ, Tang S et al.
Neuroimaging and post-mortem transcriptomics connect disrupted astrocytic aquaporin-4 polarization and blood-brain barrier breakdown to increased epigenetic and brain age.
bioRxiv · 30 Sept · Tan X, Simon M, Rosebrock D et al.
Large human cohort data and cell experiments show that ASXL1-driven clonal hematopoiesis worsens aortic valve hemodynamics and promotes calcification through inflammatory signaling.
medRxiv · 29 Sept · Small A, Xue L, Ito S et al.
A cross-national analysis of Latin American participants connected speech age gaps to epigenetic age, brain clocks, and cognitive decline.
Science advances · 30 Sept · Hernandez H, Pedraza LK, Santamaria-Garcia H et al.
A multi-omic analysis shows that defective luteal resolution and CHK2-driven inflammation drive ovarian aging, but drug inhibition restores oocyte maturation.
bioRxiv · 1 Oct · Yang L, Sun Z, Luo X et al.
Targeting hydrogen sulfide generation to endothelial mitochondria mitigated senescence programs and reversed vascular remodeling in aged mice.
bioRxiv · 30 Sept · Shabanian K, Shabanian T, Da Dalt L et al.
Experimental & molecular medicine · 1 Oct · Zhao Z, Li J, Lei L et al.
In cells expressing progerin, the nucleolus sequesters released lamina-associated domains to preserve gene repression and prevent worsening DNA damage.
bioRxiv · 1 Oct · Mungo C, Bersaglieri C, Paganini D et al.