Journal of biomedical and life sciences.,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
4(1), С. 1 - 14
Опубликована: Июль 16, 2024
Epigenetic
studies
have
provided
new
opportunities
to
better
understand
the
biological
effects
of
poverty
and
racial/ethnic
minority
status.
However,
little
is
known
about
sex
differences
in
these
processes.
Abstract
Background
Biological
aging
reflects
a
decline
in
the
functions
and
integrity
of
human
body
that
is
closely
related
to
chronological
aging.
A
variety
biomarkers
have
been
found
predict
biological
age.
age
higher
than
(biological
acceleration)
indicates
an
accelerated
state
risk
premature
morbidity
mortality.
This
study
investigated
how
socioeconomic
disadvantages
influence
Methods
The
data
from
National
Health
Nutrition
Examination
Survey
(NHANES)
IV,
including
10
nationally
representative
cross-sectional
surveys
between
1999-2018,
were
utilized.
analytic
sample
consisted
N
=
48,348
individuals
(20-84
years).
We
used
total
11
for
estimating
Our
main
outcome
was
acceleration,
indexed
by
PhenoAge
acceleration
(PAA)
Klemera-Doubal
(KDM-A).
Poverty
measured
as
ratio
family
income
poverty
thresholds
defined
U.S.
Census
Bureau,
adjusted
annually
inflation
size
(5
categories).
PAA
KDM-A
regressed
on
levels,
age,
their
interaction,
education,
sex,
race,
collection
wave.
Sample
weights
make
estimates
adult
population.
Results
results
showed
associated
with
(PAA:
unstandardized
coefficient
B
1.38
p
<.001,
KDM:
0.96,
.026
when
comparing
highest
lowest
level
categories),
above
beyond
other
covariates.
association
U-shaped.
Importantly,
there
interaction
levels
(
<.001),
effect
most
pronounced
middle-aged
categories
while
it
modest
younger
elderly
groups.
Conclusion
In
US
population,
we
positively
particularly
among
persons.
JAMA Network Open,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7(3), С. e240655 - e240655
Опубликована: Март 1, 2024
Importance
People
who
complete
more
education
live
longer
lives
with
better
health.
New
evidence
suggests
that
these
benefits
operate
through
a
slowed
pace
of
biological
aging.
If
so,
measurements
the
aging
could
offer
intermediate
end
points
for
studies
how
interventions
to
promote
will
affect
healthy
longevity.
Objective
To
test
hypothesis
upward
educational
mobility
is
associated
slower
and
increased
Design,
Setting,
Participants
This
prospective
cohort
study
analyzed
data
from
3
generations
participants
in
Framingham
Heart
Study:
(1)
original
cohort,
enrolled
beginning
1948;
(2)
Offspring
1971;
(3)
Gen3
2002.
A
3-generation
database
was
constructed
quantify
intergenerational
mobility.
Mobility
were
linked
blood
DNA-methylation
collected
2005
2008
(n
=
1652)
2009
2011
1449).
Follow-up
ongoing.
Data
analysis
conducted
June
2022
November
2023
using
obtained
National
Institutes
Health
Genotypes
Phenotypes
(dbGaP).
Exposure
Educational
measured
by
comparing
participants’
outcomes
those
their
parents.
Main
Outcomes
Measures
The
whole-blood
DunedinPACE
epigenetic
clock.
For
comparison
purposes,
repeated
4
other
clocks.
Survival
follow-up
2019.
Results
3101
Study;
1652
(mean
[SD]
age,
65.57
[9.22]
years;
764
[46.2%]
male)
1449
45.38
[7.83]
691
[47.7%]
male).
upwardly
mobile
terms
tended
have
later
life
(
r
−0.18
[95%
CI,
−0.23
−0.13];
P
&lt;
.001).
pattern
association
similar
across
held
within-family
sibling
comparisons.
There
402
died
over
period.
Upward
lower
mortality
risk
(hazard
ratio,
0.89
0.81
0.98];
.01).
Slower
accounted
approximately
half
this
association.
Conclusions
Relevance
study’s
findings
support
attainment
may
slow
Epigenetic
clocks
potential
as
near-term
outcome
measures
intervention
effects
on
Experimental
needed
confirm
findings.
JAMA Network Open,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7(7), С. e2421889 - e2421889
Опубликована: Июль 29, 2024
Importance
Variation
in
DNA
methylation
at
specific
loci
estimates
biological
age,
which
is
associated
with
morbidity,
mortality,
and
social
experiences.
Aging
known
as
epigenetic
clocks,
including
the
Dunedin
Pace
of
Calculated
From
Epigenome
(DunedinPACE),
were
trained
on
data
predominately
from
individuals
European
ancestry;
however,
limited
research
has
explored
DunedinPACE
underrepresented
populations
experiencing
health
disparities.
Objective
To
investigate
associations
neighborhood
individual
sociobehavioral
factors
aging
a
racially
ethnically
diverse
population.
Design,
Setting,
Participants
This
cohort
study,
part
Multiethnic
Cohort
study
conducted
May
1993
to
September
1996
examine
racial
ethnic
disparities
chronic
diseases,
integrated
biospecimen
self-reported
collected
between
April
2004
November
2005
healthy
Hawaii
residents
aged
45
76
years.
These
participants
self-identified
Japanese
American,
Native
Hawaiian,
or
White
background.
Data
analyzed
January
2022
2024.
Main
Outcomes
Measures
generated
monocytes
enriched
cryopreserved
lymphocytes
used
derive
scores
2017
June
2021.
Neighborhood
economic
status
(NSES)
was
estimated
1990
US
Census
Bureau
include
such
educational
level,
occupation,
income.
Individual-level
included
body
mass
index
(BMI),
physical
activity
(PA),
diet
quality
measured
by
Healthy
Eating
Index
(HEI).
Linear
regression
analysis
their
NSES
variables.
Results
A
total
376
(113
[30.1%]
144
[38.3%]
119
[31.6%]
White;
189
[50.3%]
female).
Mean
(SE)
age
57.81
(0.38)
Overall,
mean
significantly
higher
among
females
than
males
(1.28
[0.01]
vs
1.25
[0.01];
P
=
.005);
correlated
negatively
(
R
−0.09;
.08),
HEI
−0.11;
.03),
attainment
−0.15;
.003)
positively
BMI
0.31;
&lt;
.001);
varied
race
ethnicity.
Hawaiian
exhibited
score
(1.31
[0.01])
compared
American
(1.25
.001)
(1.22
participants.
Controlling
for
sex,
HEI,
BMI,
NSES,
linear
analyses
revealed
negative
association
level
(β,
−0.005
[95%
CI,
−0.013
0.002];
.03)
−0.003
−0.011
0.005];
.08)
participants,
yet
this
positive
0.007;
95%
−0.001
0.015;
.09).
Moderate
vigorous
PA
lower
only
−0.006;
−0.001;
.005),
independent
NSES.
Conclusions
Relevance
In
sample
adults,
low
rate
score,
individual-level
affected
association,
findings
support
interventions
addressing
inequities.
Biochemical Journal,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
481(10), С. 615 - 642
Опубликована: Май 9, 2024
Early-life
adversities,
whether
prenatal
or
postnatal
exposure,
have
been
linked
to
adverse
mental
health
outcomes
later
in
life
increasing
the
risk
of
several
psychiatric
disorders.
Research
on
its
neurobiological
consequences
demonstrated
an
association
between
exposure
adversities
and
persistent
alterations
structure,
function,
connectivity
brain.
Consistent
evidence
supports
idea
that
regulation
gene
expression
through
epigenetic
mechanisms
are
involved
embedding
impact
early-life
experiences
genome
mediate
social
environments
behavioral
phenotypes.
In
addition,
studies
from
rodent
models
humans
suggest
these
acquired
factors
can
be
transmitted
offspring
following
generations
potentially
contributing
a
cycle
disease
risk.
However,
one
important
aspects
mechanisms,
unlike
genetic
sequences
fixed
unchangeable,
is
although
markings
long-lasting,
they
nevertheless
reversible.
this
review,
we
summarize
our
current
understanding
derived
malnutrition,
maltreatment
poverty,
with
huge
pervasive
health.
We
also
discuss
about
transgenerational
inheritance
mammals
experimental
data
suggesting
suitable
pharmacological
interventions
could
reverse
modifications
induced
by
negative
experiences.
regard,
must
accompanied
efforts
determine
causes
promote
result
inequity
population.
Translational Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Июль 12, 2024
Although
stress
and
adversity
are
largely
universal
experiences,
people
exposed
to
greater
hardship
at
increased
risk
for
negative
health
consequences.
Recent
studies
identify
accelerated
biological
aging
as
a
mechanism
that
could
explain
how
trauma
gives
rise
poor
health,
advances
in
this
area
of
study
coincide
with
technological
innovations
the
measurement
aging,
particularly
epigenetic
profiles
consistent
derived
from
DNA
methylation.
In
review,
we
provide
an
overview
current
literature
examining
might
accelerate
specific
focus
on
social
behaviors.
The
most
extensive
evidence
suggests
health-compromising
behaviors,
smoking,
may
partially
association
between
aging.
there
is
relatively
less
published
support
role
emerging
points
importance
connection
future
study.
Our
review
highlights
need
determine
extent
which
associations
causal
processes.
As
consider
these
questions,
emphasizes
methodological
approaches
inference
can
help
deepen
our
understanding
result
health.
use
methodologies
will
behavioral
interventions
slow
improve
among
populations
more
often
experience
trauma.
International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
264, С. 114521 - 114521
Опубликована: Янв. 13, 2025
Evidence
on
the
impact
of
complex
neighborhood
environment,
including
air
pollution,
greenness,
and
socioeconomic
deprivation
(nSED)
cognitive
health
in
older
adults
remains
scarce.
Both
cognition
environment
are
associated
with
physical
activity,
but
little
is
known
about
potential
mediating
role
activity
this
association.
Cross-sectional
data
Czech
arm
HAPIEE
cohort
study
examined
4,178
participants
(55.6%
women)
aged
45-69
years.
Global
score
was
constructed
from
memory,
verbal
fluency,
concentration
domains.
The
exposures,
assigned
to
participant's
addresses,
include
4-year
(2000-2003)
average
concentrations
PM2.5,
greenness
index
calculated
tree
crown
canopy
cover
estimation
(2000),
census-based
nSED
characteristics.
Physical
other
covariates
were
assessed
by
a
questionnaire.
Structural
equation
modelling
used
estimate
standardized
β
coefficients
for
relationships
between
performance.
After
controlling
range
covariates,
global
function
inversely
PM2.5
(β
=
-0.087;
95%CI:
0.122
-0.052)
-0.147;
0.182
-0.115),
positively
0.036;
0.001
0.069).
We
identified
weak
statistically
significant
associations
exposures
score.
Total
mediation
proportions
ranged
3.9%
6.5%
respectively.
individuals;
partially
mediated
activity.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 26, 2024
Abstract
Aging
is
associated
with
genome-wide
changes
in
DNA
methylation
humans,
facilitating
the
development
of
epigenetic
age
prediction
models.
However,
most
these
models
have
been
trained
primarily
on
European-ancestry
individuals,
and
none
account
for
impact
quantitative
trait
loci
(meQTL).
To
address
gaps,
we
analyzed
relationships
between
age,
genotype,
CpG
3
understudied
populations:
central
African
Baka
(n
=
35),
southern
‡Khomani
San
52),
Himba
51).
We
find
that
published
methods
yield
higher
mean
errors
cohorts
compared
to
unaccounted-for
sequence
variation
may
be
a
significant
factor
underlying
this
loss
accuracy.
leverage
information
about
associations
genotype
develop
an
predictor
minimally
influenced
by
meQTL,
show
model
remains
accurate
across
broad
range
genetic
backgrounds.
Intriguingly,
also
older
individuals
those
exhibiting
relatively
lower
acceleration
our
tend
carry
more
age-reducing
variants,
suggesting
novel
mechanism
which
heritable
factors
can
influence
longevity.