Redox theory of aging.
Redox theory of aging.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.redox.2015.03.004
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发表时间:
2015-08
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影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
Jones, Dean P.
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作者:
Jones, Dean P.
Metazoan genomes encode exposure memory systems to enhance survival and reproductive potential by providing mechanisms for an individual to adjust during lifespan to environmental resources and challenges. These systems are inherently redox networks, arising during evolution of complex systems with O2 as a major determinant of bioenergetics, metabolic and structural organization, defense, and reproduction. The network structure decreases flexibility from conception onward due to differentiation and cumulative responses to environment (exposome). The redox theory of aging is that aging is a decline in plasticity of genome–exposome interaction that occurs as a consequence of execution of differentiation and exposure memory systems. This includes compromised mitochondrial and bioenergetic flexibility, impaired food utilization and metabolic homeostasis, decreased barrier and defense capabilities and loss of reproductive fidelity and fecundity. This theory accounts for hallmarks of aging, including failure to maintain oxidative or xenobiotic defenses, mitochondrial integrity, proteostasis, barrier structures, DNA repair, telomeres, immune function, metabolic regulation and regenerative capacity. A redox interface connects an organism and its environment. Genetically encoded exposure memory systems evolved along with multicellularity in an O2-rich environment. Exposure memory allows an individual to adapt to resources and threats during lifespan. Aging is an irreversible decline in adaptability due to execution of exposure memory systems.
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