The phrase "associated with longevity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or elements that contribute to or are linked with a long life or extended duration of something.
Example: "The study found several lifestyle choices that are associated with longevity of life, including a balanced diet and regular exercise."
Alternatives: "linked to longevity of" or "connected with longevity of".
24 Conversely, living in walkable areas with green spaces in a densely populated city was found to be positively associated with longevity of older adults living in urban areas.
Although Sod2 polymorphisms were not associated with longevity of centenarians [ 14], the investigation of this question appears to be highly relevant since SNPs in various components of the oxidative stress pathway are associated with phenotypes of human aging [ 15].
The aim of this work was to examine the extent to which reinforcement of the parental social roles through recognition by children is associated with longevity of elderly men and women in a cohort of community dwelling elderly population in Spain.
We briefly summarize the PathWave workflow, discuss the most important novelties of the new version and demonstrate its usage by two case studies: (i) we applied PathWave to RNA-seq expression data to identify metabolic pathways that play a role in lung cancer, and (ii) we analyzed microarray expression data to identify pathways associated with longevity of Drosophila.
Although some genetic loci have been associated with longevity, most of them are difficult to replicate due to ethnic differences.
Since increased insulin sensitivity is associated with longevity, genetic determinants of T2D may be of interest for studies on longevity.
Similar to the T3394C RNM, the RNM G15927A (table 2, mutation number 23) that was identified as nodal in lineages B5b, a sub-lineage of G3, a sub-lineage of U6a, a sub-lineage of HV1a, and X2b associated with longevity in the frame of two of these lineages, that is, B5b (Takasaki 2009) and X2 (Courtenay et al. 2012).
Interestingly, the FOXO3A rs2802292 G-allele was shown to be associated with longevity, reduced risk of aging-related diseases and increased expression of FoxO3A mRNA.
Thus, while ilp2 appears to be associated with longevity control downstream of dFOXO and JNK, the otherwise static ilp5 is correlated with the effect of DR upon longevity.
Multiple studies indicate that specific FoxO polymorphisms are associated with longevity in cohorts of extremely long-lived humans [ 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13], suggesting that FoxO TFs may also regulate lifespan in humans.
This raises the question of the nature of the physiological properties of decreased mitochondrial activity associated with longevity vs. the properties of dysfunctional mitochondria (ROS producing) that are associated with accelerated aging.
