Biogerontology

Body Clock Patterns in Aging and Lifespan: From Molecular Timing to Aging Research

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Abstract

This collection includes 16 original and review articles from seven countries on circadian rhythms in aging.

  • Aging is linked to a decline in physiological balance, leading to increased risks of various disorders.
  • Circadian biology connects environmental time cues to resilience at cellular, tissue, and organismal levels.
  • The circadian timing system (CTS) features a central pacemaker in the brain and peripheral clocks that regulate daily physiological and behavioral rhythms.
  • The articles cover a range of topics including molecular chronomics, immune aging, neurodegenerative diseases, and metabolism.
  • Circadian regulation is proposed as a key concept in understanding aging biology.

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