Systemic aging fuels heart failure: Molecular mechanisms and therapeutic avenues
Zhuyubing Fang,
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Umar Raza,
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Jia Song
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ESC Heart Failure,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 22, 2024
Abstract
Systemic
aging
influences
various
physiological
processes
and
contributes
to
structural
functional
decline
in
cardiac
tissue.
These
alterations
include
an
increased
incidence
of
left
ventricular
hypertrophy,
a
diastolic
function,
atrial
dilation,
fibrillation,
myocardial
fibrosis
amyloidosis,
elevating
susceptibility
chronic
heart
failure
(HF)
the
elderly.
Age‐related
dysfunction
stems
from
prolonged
exposure
genomic,
epigenetic,
oxidative,
autophagic,
inflammatory
regenerative
stresses,
along
with
accumulation
senescent
cells.
Concurrently,
age‐related
changes
vascular
system,
attributed
endothelial
dysfunction,
arterial
stiffness,
impaired
angiogenesis,
oxidative
stress
inflammation,
impose
additional
strain
on
heart.
Dysregulated
mechanosignalling
nitric
oxide
signalling
play
critical
roles
associated
HF.
Metabolic
drives
intricate
shifts
glucose
lipid
metabolism,
leading
insulin
resistance,
mitochondrial
within
cardiomyocytes.
contribute
contractility,
ultimately
propelling
low‐grade
conjunction
senescence‐associated
secretory
phenotype,
aggravates
age
by
promoting
immune
cell
infiltration
into
myocardium,
fostering
This
is
further
exacerbated
comorbidities
like
coronary
artery
disease
(CAD),
atherosclerosis,
hypertension,
obesity,
diabetes
kidney
(CKD).
CAD
atherosclerosis
induce
ischaemia
adverse
remodelling,
while
hypertension
hypertrophy
fibrosis.
Obesity‐associated
inflammation
dyslipidaemia
create
profibrotic
environment,
whereas
diabetes‐related
metabolic
disturbances
impair
function.
CKD‐related
fluid
overload,
electrolyte
imbalances
uraemic
toxins
exacerbate
HF
through
systemic
neurohormonal
renin‐angiotensin‐aldosterone
system
(RAAS)
activation.
Recognizing
as
modifiable
process
has
opened
avenues
target
both
lifestyle
interventions
therapeutics.
Exercise,
known
for
its
antioxidant
effects,
can
partly
reverse
pathological
remodelling
elderly
countering
linked
HF,
such
senescence
declining
cardiomyocyte
regeneration.
Dietary
plant‐based
ketogenic
diets,
caloric
restriction
macronutrient
supplementation
are
instrumental
maintaining
energy
balance,
reducing
adiposity
addressing
micronutrient
Therapeutic
advancements
targeting
underway.
Key
approaches
senomorphics
senolytics
limit
senescence,
antioxidants
stress,
anti‐inflammatory
drugs
interleukin
(IL)‐1β
inhibitors,
rejuvenators
nicotinamide
riboside,
resveratrol
sirtuin
(SIRT)
activators
autophagy
enhancers
metformin
sodium‐glucose
cotransporter
2
(SGLT2)
all
which
offer
potential
preserving
function
alleviating
burden.
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A molecular index for biological age identified from the metabolome and senescence‐associated secretome in humans
Aging Cell,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
23(4)
Published: March 7, 2024
Unlike
chronological
age,
biological
age
is
a
strong
indicator
of
health
an
individual.
However,
the
molecular
fingerprint
associated
with
ill-defined.
To
define
high-resolution
signature
we
analyzed
metabolome,
circulating
senescence-associated
secretome
(SASP)/inflammation
markers
and
interaction
between
them,
from
cohort
healthy
rapid
agers.
The
balance
two
fatty
acid
oxidation
mechanisms,
β-oxidation
ω-oxidation,
extent
functional
aging.
Furthermore,
panel
25
metabolites,
Healthy
Aging
Metabolic
(HAM)
index,
predicted
agers
regardless
gender
race.
HAM
index
was
also
validated
in
independent
cohort.
Causal
inference
machine
learning
implied
three
β-cryptoxanthin,
prolylhydroxyproline,
eicosenoylcarnitine
as
putative
drivers
Multiple
SASP
were
elevated
Together,
our
findings
reveal
that
network
metabolic
pathways
underlie
aging,
could
serve
predictor
phenotypic
aging
humans.
Language: Английский
Robust metabolomic age prediction based on a wide selection of metabolites
The Journals of Gerontology Series A,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 14, 2025
Abstract
Chronological
age
is
a
major
risk
factor
for
numerous
diseases.
However,
chronological
does
not
capture
the
complex
biological
aging
process.
difference
between
and
biologically
driven
could
be
more
informative
in
reflecting
health
status.
Here,
we
set
out
to
develop
metabolomic
prediction
model
by
applying
ridge
regression
bootstrapping
with
826
metabolites
(678
endogenous
148
xenobiotics)
measured
an
untargeted
platform
relatively
healthy
blood
donors
aged
18-75
years
from
INTERVAL
study
(N=11,977;50.2%
men).
After
internal
validation,
models
demonstrated
high
performance
adjusted
R2
of
0.83
using
all
0.82
only
metabolites.
The
former
was
significantly
associated
obesity
cardiovascular
disease
(CVD)
NEO
(N=599;47.0%
men;
range=45-65)
due
contribution
medication
derived
metabolites—namely
salicylate
ibuprofen—and
environmental
exposures
such
as
cotinine.
Additional
were
developed
men
women
separately.
had
(R²=0.85
0.86)
but
shared
moderate
correlation
0.72.
Furthermore,
observed
163
sex-dimorphic
metabolites,
including
threonine,
glycine,
cholesterol,
androgenic
progesterone-related
Our
strongest
predictors
across
novel
included
hydroxyasparagine
(Model
Endo+Xeno
β=4.74),
vanillylmandelate
(β=4.07),
5,6-dihydrouridine
(β=-4.2).
presents
robust
that
reveals
distinct
sex-based
age-related
metabolic
patterns
illustrates
value
xenobiotic
enhance
accuracy.
Language: Английский
Carnosine alleviates oxidative stress to prevent cellular senescence by regulating Nrf2/HO-1 pathway: a promising anti-aging strategy for oral mucosa
Haoan He,
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Chao Lv,
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Yuhong Xie
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et al.
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: April 10, 2025
Introduction:
Aging
is
associated
with
significant
metabolic
alterations
that
contribute
to
cellular
senescence
and
age-related
functional
decline.
As
individuals
age,
an
increased
prevalence
of
oral
diseases
a
gradual
decline
in
functions
are
observed.
However,
the
shifts
underlying
mucosal
aging
remain
unexplored.
Methods:
We
initially
conducted
histological
analyses
on
tongues
from
young
(4-week-old),
adult
(4-month-old)
old
(20-month-old)
C57BL/6
mice
identify
tongue
mucosa.
Subsequently,
metabolomics
analysis
was
performed
characterize
profiles
mouse
across
these
age
groups
biomarkers
aging.
Then
we
validate
anti-senescence
effect
carnosine
investigate
its
mechanisms
using
tert-butyl
hydroperoxide
(tBHP)-induced
model
vitro.
Finally,
human
saliva
blood
were
explore
associations
between
levels
systemic
Results:
Compared
mice,
observed
epithelial
atrophy
accumulation
senescent
cells
mucosa
mice.
After
that,
found
differences
among
young,
adult,
tongues.
Carnosine
identified
as
potential
biomarker
aging,
declined
significantly
age.
Consistently,
synthase
1
(CARNS1)
activity
decreased,
carnosinase
2
(CNDP2)
Furthermore,
protected
tBHP-induced
by
reducing
oxidative
stress,
mitigating
DNA
damage,
downregulating
Nrf2/HO-1
pathway.
In
humans,
salivary
also
diseases.
Discussion:
Our
findings
reveal
dynamic
reprogramming
during
natural
highlight
dual
role
both
therapeutic
target
for
combating
degeneration.
These
insights
support
development
novel
carnosine-based
interventions
preserve
function,
prevent
diseases,
improve
health
population,
thereby
advancing
healthy
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Pterostilbene Targets Hallmarks of Aging in the Gene Expression Landscape in Blood of Healthy Rats
Marco A. Tello‐Palencia,
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T.Y. Yang,
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Olga Sularz
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et al.
Molecular Nutrition & Food Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 19, 2024
Scope
Polyphenols
from
the
phytoestrogen
group,
including
pterostilbene
(PTS),
are
known
for
their
antioxidant,
anti‐inflammatory,
and
anti‐cancer
effects.
In
recent
reports,
phytoestrogens
attenuate
age‐related
diseases;
however,
pro‐longevity
effects
in
healthy
models
mammals
remain
unknown.
As
longevity
research
demonstrates
transcriptomic
signatures
human
blood,
current
study
hypothesizes
that
phytoestrogen‐supplemented
diet
may
induce
changes
gene
expression
ultimately
confer
benefits.
Methods
results
present
study,
RNA
sequencing
is
conducted
to
determine
transcriptome‐wide
whole
blood
of
rats
consuming
diets
supplemented
with
phytoestrogens.
Ortholog
cell
deconvolution
applied
analyze
omics
data.
The
discovered
PTS
leads
landscape
PTS‐target
genes
associated
functions
counteracting
hallmarks
aging,
genomic
instability,
epigenetic
alterations,
compromised
autophagy,
mitochondrial
dysfunction,
deregulated
nutrient
sensing,
altered
intercellular
interaction,
loss
proteostasis.
These
bridge
together
under
anti‐inflammatory
through
multiple
pathways,
immunometabolism,
where
cellular
metabolism
(e.g.,
ribosome
biogenesis)
impact
immune
system.
Conclusion
findings
provide
a
rationale
pre‐clinical
clinical
studies
encourage
investigations
on
maintaining
homeostasis,
decelerating
process
improving
conditions
chronic
inflammation.
Language: Английский
Metabolites and Metabolic Functional Changes—Potential Markers for Endothelial Cell Senescence
Jingyuan Ya,
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Alison Whitby,
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Ulvi Bayraktutan
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et al.
Biomolecules,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(11), P. 1476 - 1476
Published: Nov. 20, 2024
Accumulation
of
senescent
endothelial
cells
(ECs)
in
vasculature
represents
a
key
step
the
development
vascular
aging
and
ensuing
age-related
diseases.
Given
that
removal
ECs
may
prevent
disease
improve
health
wellbeing,
discovery
novel
biomarkers
effectively
identify
is
particular
importance.
As
crucial
elements
for
biological
pathways
reliable
bioindicators
cellular
processes,
metabolites
demand
attention
this
context.
Using
human
brain
microvascular
(HBMECs)
displaying
secretory
phenotype
significant
morphological,
nuclear,
enzymatic
changes
compared
to
their
young
counterparts,
study
has
shown
HBMECs
lose
characteristics
as
evidenced
by
disappearance
CD31/PECAM-1
from
interendothelial
cell
junctions.
The
metabolic
profiling
versus
also
indicates
differences
glucose,
glutamine,
fatty
acid
metabolism.
analysis
intracellular
secreted
proposes
L-proline,
L-glutamate,
NAD
Language: Английский
Acetyltransferase in cardiovascular disease and aging
The Journal of Cardiovascular Aging,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(4)
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Acetyltransferases
are
enzymes
that
catalyze
the
transfer
of
an
acetyl
group
to
a
substrate,
modification
referred
as
acetylation.
Loss-of-function
variants
in
genes
encoding
acetyltransferases
can
lead
congenital
disorders,
often
characterized
by
intellectual
disability
and
heart
muscle
defects.
Their
activity
is
influenced
dietary
nutrients
alter
coenzyme
A
levels,
key
cofactor.
Cardiovascular
diseases,
including
ischemic,
hypertensive,
diabetic
diseases
-
leading
causes
mortality
elderly
largely
attributed
prolonged
lifespan
growing
prevalence
metabolic
syndrome.
thus
serve
crucial
link
between
lifestyle
modifications,
cardiometabolic
disease,
aging
through
both
epigenomic
non-epigenomic
mechanisms.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
roles
relevance
acetyltransferases.
While
sirtuin
family
deacetylases
has
been
extensively
studied
longevity,
particularly
fasting-mediated
NAD+
metabolism,
recent
research
brought
attention
essential
health
aging-related
pathways,
cell
proliferation,
DNA
damage
response,
mitochondrial
function,
inflammation,
senescence.
We
begin
with
overview
acetyltransferases,
classifying
them
domain
structure,
canonical
non-canonical
lysine
N-terminal
sialic
acid
O-acetyltransferases.
then
advances
understanding
acetyltransferase-related
pathologies,
focusing
on
cardiovascular
disease
aging,
explore
their
potential
therapeutic
applications
for
promoting
older
individuals.
Language: Английский
Assessment of cardiometabolic age and aging rate in individuals with type 2 diabetes
A. V. Pysaruk,
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Ya.A. Saenko,
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Boris Mankovsky
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et al.
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENDOCRINOLOGY (Ukraine),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(5), P. 343 - 348
Published: Sept. 27, 2024
Background.
Aging
is
associated
with
changes
in
organs
and
systems
that
contribute
to
the
development
of
age-related
pathology.
Accelerated
aging
characterized
by
metabolic
disorders
create
conditions
for
type
2
diabetes
(T2D).
The
T2D
older
individuals
can
be
considered
as
accelerated
aging.
In
cases
combined
cardiovascular
pathology
elderly,
there
a
cardiometabolic
To
assess
rate
this
process,
it
advisable
use
formula
calculating
biological
age
(BA)
based
on
parameters.
case,
partial
BA
called
age.
Its
value
will
degree
hemodynamic
disturbances.
purpose
study
was
develop
simple
method
assessing
calculate
Materials
methods.
A
total
155
practically
healthy
(without
T2D,
cardiovascular,
renal
pathology)
aged
30
80
years
were
examined,
23
patients
without
comorbidities,
92
concomitant
hypertension,
55
hypertension
ischemic
heart
disease,
72
chronic
kidney
25
peripheral
neuropathy.
All
participants
had
anthropometric
measurements
taken,
systolic
diastolic
blood
pressure
measured.
Serum
levels
cholesterol,
triglycerides,
low-
high-density
lipoprotein
creatinine,
glomerular
filtration
rate,
aspartate
aminotransferase,
alanine
albuminuria
determined.
stepwise
multiple
regression
using
StatSoft
Statistica
package
(USA)
used
mathematical
model.
assessed
difference
between
chronological
Results.
Calculation
our
showed
average
absolute
error
calculation
7.79
±
0.49
years.
Correction
systematic
significantly
increased
accuracy
(R2
=
0.78;
p
<
0.00001;
4.80
0.32
years).
exceeded
their
age,
12.7
1.9
comorbidities
from
14.5
2.0
19.1
1.5
presence
or
complications.
obtained
result
indicates
an
risk
developing
diseases,
chronic
polyneuropathy.
Conclusion.
developed
us
has
sufficiently
high
predict
combination
Language: Английский
Explainable artificial intelligence models for key-metabolites identification in overweight subjects
Procedia Computer Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
246, P. 1963 - 1972
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Editorial for Special Issue “Cellular Senescence: Recent Cellular Advances and Discoveries”
Biomedicines,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(12), P. 2796 - 2796
Published: Dec. 9, 2024
Cellular
senescence
has
emerged
as
a
fascinating
frontier
in
biological
research
and
now
presents
profound
implications
across
diverse
fields,
from
aging
to
cancer
therapy
[...]
Language: Английский