Systematic age-, organ-, and diet-associated ionome remodeling and the development of ionomic aging clocks.

Abstract:

:Aging involves coordinated yet distinct changes in organs and systems throughout life, including changes in essential trace elements. However, how aging affects tissue element composition (ionome) and how these changes lead to dysfunction and disease remain unclear. Here, we quantified changes in the ionome across eight organs and 16 age groups of mice. This global profiling revealed novel interactions between elements at the level of tissue, age, and diet, and allowed us to achieve a broader, organismal view of the aging process. We found that while the entire ionome steadily transitions along the young-to-old trajectory, individual organs are characterized by distinct element changes. The ionome of mice on calorie restriction (CR) moved along a similar but shifted trajectory, pointing that at the organismal level this dietary regimen changes metabolism in order to slow down aging. However, in some tissues CR mimicked a younger state of control mice. Even though some elements changed with age differently in different tissues, in general aging was characterized by the reduced levels of elements as well as their increased variance. The dataset we prepared also allowed to develop organ-specific, ionome-based markers of aging that could help monitor the rate of aging. In some tissues, these markers reported the lifespan-extending effect of CR. These aging biomarkers have the potential to become an accessible tool to test the age-modulating effects of interventions.

journal_name

Aging Cell

journal_title

Aging cell

authors

Zhang B,Podolskiy DI,Mariotti M,Seravalli J,Gladyshev VN

doi

10.1111/acel.13119

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2020-05-01 00:00:00

pages

e13119

issue

5

eissn

1474-9718

issn

1474-9726

journal_volume

19

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