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Age-related disease depends on Biological aging. Activate to inspect this relation.Biological age depends on Epigenetic clock. Activate to inspect this relation.Biological aging applies to Cell. Activate to inspect this relation.Cellular senescence is part of Biological aging. Activate to inspect this relation.Epigenetic clock applies to Hallmarks of aging. Activate to inspect this relation.Geroscience applies to Hallmarks of aging. Activate to inspect this relation.Hallmarks of aging applies to Cellular senescence. Activate to inspect this relation.Inflammaging emerges from Cellular senescence. Activate to inspect this relation.Partial reprogramming applies to Stem cell. Activate to inspect this relation.Partial reprogramming suppresses Epigenetic clock. Activate to inspect this relation.SASP emerges from Cellular senescence. Activate to inspect this relation.Senolytics suppresses Cellular senescence. Activate to inspect this relation.Telomere attrition causes Cellular senescence. Activate to inspect this relation.Telomere attrition is part of Hallmarks of aging. Activate to inspect this relation.GeroscienceHallmarks of agingCellular senescenceEpigenetic clockTelomere attritionBiological agingInflammagingSASPSenolyticsBiological agePartial reprogrammingCellAge-related diseaseStem cell
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13 concepts viewed through this lens. Bridge concepts connect this view to Biochemistry, Biology, Cell Biology.

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Geroscience

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At a glance

The premise that aging itself is the shared root cause of most chronic diseases, so slowing aging delays them all.

Disciplines
Gerontology
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Bridge concepts (4)

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  • mTOR signaling2
    Biochemistry, Cell Biology · connects to Caloric restriction, Rapamycin
  • Cell1
    Biology, Cell Biology · connects to Biological aging
  • SASP1
    Cell Biology · connects to Cellular senescence
  • Stem cell1
    Biology, Cell Biology · connects to Partial reprogramming

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Structural observations about the concepts shown here — descriptions of this graph, not claims about the world.

  • This view connects 7 disciplines: Biology, Biotechnology, Cell Biology, Gerontology, Immunology, Medicine, Molecular Biology.
  • Age-related disease is a bridge concept — viewed here through Gerontology, Medicine.
  • The connections here span 4 relation families.

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From a Leaf to the ClimateWhy Music Moves UsHow Machines LearnReasoning about a Leaf and the Climate

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