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We assume that aging occurs gradually. Good We think it is a gradual process from birth to the grave. but that’s not exactly how it is. In a
We assume that aging occurs gradually. Good We think it is a gradual process from birth to the grave. but that’s not exactly how it is.
In a conducted study at two important breaking points It turned out we were getting old. Moreover, they are fifteen years apart. Let’s take a look at what these ages are and how exactly they occur.
Michael Snyder, one of the study’s authors who works in genetics at Stanford University, said: “Only We don’t change gradually over time. “There really are some breaking points.” he said and continued as follows:
‘Mid forties and early sixties a time of dramatic change It turned out to be so. And this applies regardless of which class of molecules you look at.”
The team researching the biology of aging; Some problems, such as cardiovascular disease, do not gradually increase after a certain age. sharp They noticed they were on the rise and wanted to take a closer look at the biomarkers of aging. A total of 135 thousand biological characteristics were examined.
Each participant submitted an average of 47 biomolecule samples over 629 days, with the longest-tenured participant submitting a total of 367 samples. Finally More than 247 billion data they collected.
The team noticed that different types of molecules in the human body change very clearly at two points. 81% of all molecules they examined Mid 40’s and/or early 60’s has changed.
Highlights mid-1940s; metabolism of lipids, caffeine and alcohol, as well as cardiovascular diseases with skin and muscle disorders showed changes in the relevant molecules. peak in early 1960s; It was associated with carbohydrate and caffeine metabolism, cardiovascular disease, skin and muscle, immune regulation and kidney function.
First peak, mid-forties, mostly in women beginning menopause or perimenopause However, researchers did not consider this to be an important factor. Men also underwent significant molecular changes at the same age.
Future research to better understand how the human body changes over time delve deeper into a wider range of topics can help further investigate this phenomenon.
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Ashley Johnson is a science writer for “Div Bracket”. With a background in the natural sciences and a passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe, she provides in-depth coverage of the latest scientific developments.
