FEBS Journal,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
286(6), P. 1058 - 1073
Published: Sept. 21, 2018
The
biology
of
aging
is
an
area
intense
research,
and
many
questions
remain
about
how
why
cell
organismal
functions
decline
over
time.
In
mammalian
cells,
genomic
instability
mitochondrial
dysfunction
are
thought
to
be
among
the
primary
drivers
cellular
aging.
This
review
focuses
on
interrelationship
between
in
cells
its
relevance
age‐related
functional
at
molecular
level.
importance
oxidative
stress
key
DNA
damage
response
pathways
discussed,
with
a
special
focus
poly
(
ADP
‐ribose)
polymerase
1,
whose
persistent
activation
depletes
energy
reserves,
leading
dysfunction,
loss
homeostasis,
altered
metabolism.
Elucidation
relationship
instability,
signaling
that
connect
these
pathways/processes
keys
future
research
human
An
important
component
health
preservation
mitophagy,
this
other
areas
particularly
ripe
for
investigation
will
discussed.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(18), P. 14279 - 14279
Published: Sept. 19, 2023
Aging
is
considered
the
deterioration
of
physiological
functions
along
with
an
increased
mortality
rate.
This
scientific
review
focuses
on
central
importance
genomic
instability
during
aging
process,
encompassing
a
range
cellular
and
molecular
changes
that
occur
advancing
age.
In
particular,
this
revision
addresses
genetic
epigenetic
alterations
contribute
to
instability,
such
as
telomere
shortening,
DNA
damage
accumulation,
decreased
repair
capacity.
Furthermore,
explores
aging,
including
modifications
histones,
methylation
patterns,
role
non-coding
RNAs.
Finally,
discusses
organization
chromatin
its
contribution
heterochromatin
loss,
remodeling,
in
nucleosome
histone
abundance.
conclusion,
highlights
fundamental
plays
process
underscores
need
for
continued
research
into
these
complex
biological
mechanisms.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
Abstract
The
design
of
human
model
systems
is
highly
relevant
to
unveil
the
underlying
mechanisms
aging
and
provide
insights
on
potential
interventions
extend
health
life
span.
In
this
perspective,
we
explore
2D
or
3D
culture
models
comprising
induced
pluripotent
stem
cells
transdifferentiated
obtained
from
aged
age-related
disorder-affected
donors
enhance
our
understanding
catalyze
discovery
anti-aging
interventions.
Anticancer Research,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
36(10), P. 5009 - 5018
Published: Oct. 10, 2016
An
ageing
population
is
a
typical
feature
of
many
developed
countries
across
the
world.
Analyzed
from
biomedical
and
philosophical
point
view,
this
phenomenon
also
potential
risk
factor
for
social
sustainability
communities.
The
association
between
cancer
seems
to
be
more
than
apparent.
Therefore,
further
increase
epidemic-like
incidence
malignant
tumors
in
can
expected
near
future.
Elderly
people
usually
suffer
age-dependent
diseases,
such
polymorbidity
seriously
affect
treatment
tumors.
Such
an
impending
situation
may
associated
with
multiple
medical,
economic
issues.
This
article
summarizes
data
about
possible
molecular
mechanism
influencing
rapid
spreading
elderly
population.
Reduction
activity
DNA
repair
machinery
likely
genetic
cause.
Besides
this,
even
epigenetic
mechanisms
influence
process.
In
context,
role
stroma
controlling
biological
properties
prospective
target
translational
research
therapeutic
outcomes.
Targeted
cancer
therapy
is
based
on
exploiting
selective
dependencies
of
tumor
cells.
By
leveraging
recent
functional
screening
data
cell
lines
we
identify
Werner
syndrome
helicase
(WRN)
as
a
novel
specific
vulnerability
microsatellite
instability-high
(MSI-H)
MSI,
caused
by
defective
mismatch
repair
(MMR),
occurs
frequently
in
colorectal,
endometrial
and
gastric
cancers.
We
demonstrate
that
WRN
inactivation
selectively
impairs
the
viability
MSI-H
but
not
stable
(MSS)
colorectal
lines.
In
cells,
loss
results
severe
genome
integrity
defects.
ATP-binding
deficient
variants
fail
to
rescue
phenotype
WRN-depleted
Reconstitution
depletion
studies
indicate
dependence
attributable
acute
MMR
gene
function
might
arise
during
sustained
MMR-deficiency.
Our
study
suggests
pharmacological
inhibition
represents
an
opportunity
develop
targeted
for
Human Mutation,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
38(1), P. 7 - 15
Published: Sept. 26, 2016
Werner
syndrome
(WS)
is
a
rare
autosomal
recessive
disorder
characterized
by
constellation
of
adult
onset
phenotypes
consistent
with
an
acceleration
intrinsic
biological
aging.
It
caused
pathogenic
variants
in
the
WRN
gene,
which
encodes
multifunctional
nuclear
protein
exonuclease
and
helicase
activities.
thought
to
be
involved
optimization
various
aspects
DNA
metabolism,
including
repair,
recombination,
replication,
transcription.
In
this
update,
we
summarize
total
83
different
mutations,
eight
previously
unpublished
mutations
identified
International
Registry
Syndrome
(Seattle,
WA)
Japanese
Consortium
(Chiba,
Japan),
as
well
75
already
reported
literature.
The
Seattle
recruits
patients
from
all
over
world
investigate
genetic
causes
wide
variety
progeroid
syndromes
order
contribute
knowledge
basic
mechanisms
human
Given
unusually
high
prevalence
WS
heterozygous
carriers
Japan,
major
goal
develop
effective
therapies
establish
management
guidelines
for
Japan
elsewhere.
This
review
will
also
discuss
potential
translational
approaches
disorder,
those
currently
under
investigation.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: Dec. 6, 2016
Werner
syndrome
(WS)
is
an
accelerated
ageing
disorder
with
genomic
instability
caused
by
WRN
protein
deficiency.
Many
features
seen
in
WS
can
be
explained
the
diverse
functions
of
DNA
metabolism.
However,
origin
large
deletions
and
telomere
fusions
are
not
yet
understood.
Here,
we
report
that
regulates
pathway
choice
between
classical
(c)-
alternative
(alt)-nonhomologous
end
joining
(NHEJ)
during
double-strand
break
(DSB)
repair.
It
promotes
c-NHEJ
via
helicase
exonuclease
activities
inhibits
alt-NHEJ
using
non-enzymatic
functions.
When
recruited
to
DSBs
it
suppresses
recruitment
MRE11
CtIP,
protects
from
5'
resection.
Moreover,
knockdown
Wrn,
alone
or
combination
Trf2
mouse
embryonic
fibroblasts
results
increased
fusions,
which
were
ablated
Ctip
knockdown.
We
show
shields
MRE11/CtIP-mediated
resection
prevent
fusions.
Genes,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 255 - 255
Published: Feb. 27, 2020
Since
the
discovery
of
DNA
double
helix,
there
has
been
a
fascination
in
understanding
molecular
mechanisms
and
cellular
processes
that
account
for:
(i)
transmission
genetic
information
from
one
generation
to
next
(ii)
remarkable
stability
genome.
Nucleic
acid
biologists
have
endeavored
unravel
mysteries
not
only
understand
replication,
repair,
recombination,
transcription
but
also
characterize
underlying
basis
diseases
characterized
by
chromosomal
instability.
Perhaps
unexpectedly
at
first,
helicases
arisen
as
key
class
enzymes
study
this
latter
capacity.
From
first
ATP-dependent
unwinding
mid
1970’s
burgeoning
helicase-dependent
pathways
found
be
prevalent
all
kingdoms
life,
story
scientific
helicase
research
is
rich
informative.
Over
four
decades
after
their
discovery,
we
take
opportunity
provide
history
helicases.
No
doubt,
many
chapters
are
left
written.
Nonetheless,
juncture
privileged
share
our
perspective
on
field
–
where
it
been,
its
current
state,
headed.
Geriatrics and gerontology international/Geriatrics & gerontology international,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(2), P. 139 - 147
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
In
this
review,
we
review
the
current
status
of
biomarkers
for
aging
and
possible
perspectives
on
anti‐aging
or
rejuvenation
from
standpoint
biomarkers.
Aging
is
observed
in
all
cells
organs,
focused
research
into
senescence
skin,
musculoskeletal
system,
immune
cardiovascular
system.
Commonly
used
include
SA‐βgal,
cell‐cycle
markers,
senescence‐associated
secretory
phenotype
(SASP)
factors,
damage‐associated
molecular
patterns
(DAMPs),
DNA‐damage‐related
markers.
addition,
each
organ
cell
has
its
specific
Generally
speaking,
a
combination
required
to
define
age‐related
changes.
When
considering
translation
basic
research,
that
are
highly
sensitive,
specific,
with
validation
reliability
as
well
being
non‐invasive
optimal;
however,
currently
reported
markers
do
not
fulfill
prerequisite
rodent
models
necessarily
represent
human
aging,
applicable
clinical
settings.
The
clinically
they
provide
useful
information
decision‐making,
such
predicting
disease
risk,
diagnosing
disease,
monitoring
progression,
guiding
treatment
decisions.
Therefore,
development
robust,
reliable,
humans
necessary
develop
therapy
humans.
Geriatr
Gerontol
Int
2025;
25:
139–147
.
Histopathology,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
72(1), P. 70 - 81
Published: Dec. 14, 2017
The
worldwide
incidence
of
thyroid
malignancies
has
been
increasing
rapidly.
Sensitive
imaging
modalities
and
early
detection
lesions
have
made
cancers
the
most
rapidly
in
USA
2017
(SEER
Cancer
Facts,
2017).
Clinical
awareness
potential
risk
factors,
such
as
inherited
cancers,
allowed
earlier
recognition
more
vulnerable
population
clusters.
Hereditary
neoplasms
arising
from
calcitonin‐producing
C
cells
are
known
familial
medullary
carcinomas
(FMTCs),
include
well‐documented
syndromes
multiple
endocrine
neoplasia
IIA
or
IIB,
pure
carcinoma
syndrome.
Familial
follicular
referred
to
non‐medullary
(FNMTC),
cell‐derived
carcinoma.
Clinicopathological
correlations
resulted
further
subclassification
FNMTCs
into
two
groups.
Among
first
group
found
characterised
by
a
predominance
non‐thyroidal
tumours,
including
adenomatous
polyposis,
Cowden
syndrome,
Werner
Carney
complex,
Pendred
second
encompasses
spectrum
papillary
with
without
oxyphilia,
renal
cell
carcinoma,
multinodular
goitre.
Most
described
being
aggressive
than
sporadic
predisposition
for
lymph
node
metastasis,
extrathyroidal
invasion,
younger
age
onset.
distinct
pathology
some
these
should
alert
pathologist
possible
cancer