Impaired cellular redox balance has been linked with age-related diseases, and neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer and Parkinson's disease [1].
Cellular senescence has also been linked with aging and age related pathology [ 3].
Muscle disease has been linked with aging as well as metabolic conditions, which prominently includes diabetes [ 1- 4].
Previously, increased mineralisation of the osteocyte lacunae has been linked with ageing [42], osteoporosis and osteoarthritis [25].
Cancer has been linked with aging since genetic mutations accumulate with age and delayed aging has been associated with lesser incidence of cancers [ 9].
This biochemical alteration has been linked with aging and more of 100 chronic-degenerative diseases, among which osteoporosis is found [ 1, 2].
Telomeres have been linked with aging and disease and, in the case of mice, genetic manipulations that shorten or lengthen telomeres result, respectively, in decreased or increased longevity.
The dauer pathway (which also includes insulin pathway-like and guanyl cyclase pathway-like genes) is of high general interest, as it has been linked with aging [ 40], biodiversity [ 41] and the development of parasitism in nematodes [ 42].
Serohematoma was linked with age (P < 0.001), and hemorrhage was associated with previous radiation of the neck (P < 0.03).
None of microbial differences observed in this study was linked with age.
CFRs have been shown to be linked with age and to increase among very young and older people (19).
