a. In a simple, null model, the correlation between vigorous movement cessation (VMC) and death times arises because the two events share physiologic determinants (red box) such that VMC and death represent sequential manifestations of a single underlying aging process (red line in the graph). b. However, our data and modelling suggest that VMC and death times are instead determined by distinct sets of physiologic determinants (red and blue boxes) with each set subject to a distinct aging process (red and blue lines in the graph). In this case, a hierarchical organization among processes allows interventions to act directly on each process, or indirectly through an influence on shared upstream factors (green box).</p
International audienceGrowing evidence demonstrates that aging not only leads to structural and func...
<p><b>A.</b> Aging is characterized by two distinct and consecutive phases. <u>Phase 1</u> is charac...
BACKGROUND: Humans die at an increasing rate until late in life, when mortality rates level off. The...
To explain our experimental data, we performed a series of stochastic simulations involving one or t...
a-b. We replicate the analysis of main text Fig 3I and 3J comparing the vigorous movement cessation ...
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a. A coarse classification scheme for behavioral aging and death involving four states. b. The last ...
Mathematical modeling has emerged as a powerful descriptive and predictive tool to analyze complex b...
International audienceGrowing evidence demonstrates that aging not only leads to structural and func...
<p><b>A.</b> Aging is characterized by two distinct and consecutive phases. <u>Phase 1</u> is charac...
BACKGROUND: Humans die at an increasing rate until late in life, when mortality rates level off. The...
To explain our experimental data, we performed a series of stochastic simulations involving one or t...
a-b. We replicate the analysis of main text Fig 3I and 3J comparing the vigorous movement cessation ...
If mortality rate is viewed as the outcome of processes of behavior, growth and reproduction, then i...
Numerous physiological theories of aging have been proposed; most of them approach the problem in an...
a. The "clock-reset" hazard function showing the risk of death as a function of time after weak move...
Aging involves a transition from youthful vigor to geriatric infirmity and death. Individuals who re...
The conceptual basis of active aging is extended with a dynamic systems model, called Janus. The Jan...
In this article, the classic problem of the human life-course, “how can the transition(s) of develop...
A description of the regression model used to characterize the differential effects of interventions...
A parametric approach to quantifying similarities and differences in the time-dependent dynamics of ...
a. A coarse classification scheme for behavioral aging and death involving four states. b. The last ...
Mathematical modeling has emerged as a powerful descriptive and predictive tool to analyze complex b...
International audienceGrowing evidence demonstrates that aging not only leads to structural and func...
<p><b>A.</b> Aging is characterized by two distinct and consecutive phases. <u>Phase 1</u> is charac...
BACKGROUND: Humans die at an increasing rate until late in life, when mortality rates level off. The...