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In addition, treatment of WS MSCs with VC repressed accelerated telomere shortening (Fig. 2D) (Zhang et al., 2015), down-regulated expression of aging markers, such as p16Ink4a and GATA4 (Fig. 2E) (Kang et al., 2015), and effectively alleviated SASP, including the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL-6 and IL-8 (Fig. 2F).

These are based on very good studies and form the basis of a new science called epigenetics, which means that how you think, how you feel, your behavior, your nutrition and the way you manage stress and emotions can actually change the expression of your genes and alter your cellular biology including the genetic expression of aging.

As mentioned above, it is not clear if age-associated damage is a cause or an expression of aging.

Moreover, it is not clear if these damages are a possible cause or an expression of aging.

However, reviewed data suggest that Parkinson's disease may be a local expression of aging on cell populations which, by their characteristics (high number of synaptic terminals and mitochondria, unmyelinated axons, etc)., are highly vulnerable to the agents promoting aging.

The hepatocyte-specific gene expression in TCPS culture system increases during differentiation period; however, long-term culture significantly alters the characteristics of MSCs, evidenced by decreased differentiation potential, high expression of aging genes [ 31], and shortened telomere length [ 32].

Under these conditions expression of ageing dependent markers (e.g. accumulation of lipofuscin, increasing neurofibrillation, decrease in locomotive activity and learning) was found to increase upon ageing of N. furzeri.

With the advent of technology allowing for genome-wide surveys of gene expression, studies of aging have become feasible at the molecular level.

In the case of ovary, there have been some reports on global expression profiling of aging ovary and oocytes.

However, it is presently unclear how these epigenetic changes affect the gene expression patterns of aging human tissues.

The current work presents the first global gene expression profile of aging testis, along with a comprehensive profile of aging ovary.