Global research trends in inflammaging from 2005 to 2024: a bibliometric analysis
Frontiers in Aging,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: April 10, 2025
Inflammaging,
defined
as
chronic
low-grade
inflammation
associated
with
aging,
is
considered
a
key
factor
in
many
age-related
diseases.
Despite
growing
research,
comprehensive
assessments
of
trends
and
focuses
on
this
field
over
the
past
2
decades
remain
lacking.
To
comprehensively
analyze
literature
development
trends,
scientific
priorities,
their
evolution
inflammaging
from
2005
to
2024
using
bibliometric
analysis.
Academic
was
retrieved
Web
Science
Core
Collection.
CiteSpace
software
used
tool
annual
publication
contributing
countries/regions,
leading
research
institutions,
primary
journals,
keyword
co-occurrence,
including
clustering
burst
analysis
field.
The
study
included
1,800
eligible
articles,
demonstrating
consistent
growth
publications
20
years.
United
States
Italy
were
principal
contributors.
University
Bologna
had
highest
publication.
Professor
Claudio
Franceschi
has
been
figure
Journal
shows
that
themes
predominantly
focus
molecular
biology/immunology
medicine/clinical
fields.
Keyword
identifies
major
hotspots
"inflammaging,"
"Crohn's
disease,"
"periodontitis,"
"immunosenescence,"
"skeletal
muscle,"
"gut
microbiota,"
"Parkinson's
disease."
Emerging
term
indicates
shift
specific
inflammatory
diseases
broader
aging
immune
modulation
studies.
This
first
systematic
assessment
reveals
sustained
academic
an
increasingly
deep
focus.
Language: Английский
Urolithin-A Derivative UAS03 Improves Cognitive Deficits and Memory by Activating Nrf2 Pathways to Alleviate Oxidative Stress and Neuroinflammation
Dipan Maity,
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Vikrant Rahi,
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Sandya Tambi Dorai
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et al.
ACS Chemical Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 14, 2025
Neuroinflammation
is
a
key
factor
in
age-related
cognitive
decline
and
memory
impairment.
UAS03,
potent
synthetic
analogue
of
Urolithin-A,
has
demonstrated
anti-inflammatory
antioxidant
properties.
This
investigation
examined
the
neuroprotective
effect
UAS03
on
lipopolysaccharide
(LPS)
induced
neuroinflammation,
its
associated
impairments,
deficits,
depression-like
behaviors.
Intracerebroventricular
administration
LPS
(12
μg/kg)
was
performed
to
induce
neuroinflammation
mice,
followed
by
7
day
treatment
with
at
10
30
mg/kg
doses.
Mice
were
evaluated
for
depressive
anxiety-like
behavior,
spatial
memory,
learning
functions
using
series
neurobehavioral
test
paradigms.
Histopathological
molecular
analyses
conducted
hematoxylin-eosin
cresyl
violet
staining,
immunohistochemistry,
ELISA,
Western
blotting
techniques.
We
have
found
that,
significantly
enhanced
impaired
while
concurrently
reducing
symptoms.
Furthermore,
compound
attenuated
neuronal
damage
decreased
expression
IBA-1
GFAP
hippocampal
region.
Through
activation
nuclear
erythroid
2-related
2
(Nrf2)
signaling
pathway,
effectively
mitigated
markers
oxidative
stress
reduced
levels
pro-inflammatory
factors,
including
IL-1β,
TNF-α,
COX-2.
Cumulatively,
this
study
provides
compelling
evidence
that
exerts
effects
regulating
essential
pathways
involved
mechanisms,
suggesting
potential
as
preventative
measure
against
impairments
neuroinflammation.
Language: Английский