BIOMARKERS AND DRIVERS OF MITOCHONDRIAL HEALTH AND AGING
2024

Mitochondrial Health and Aging

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Author Information

Author(s): Molina Anthony

Primary Institution: University of California San Diego

Hypothesis

Age-associated alterations in mitochondrial function underlie a wide array of age-related diseases and conditions.

Conclusion

Mitochondrial bioenergetic profiling can help identify factors influencing mitochondrial health in older adults.

Supporting Evidence

  • Mitochondrial function changes with age and can affect health.
  • Diet and exercise are important for maintaining mitochondrial health.
  • Blood-borne factors can influence mitochondrial bioenergetics.

Takeaway

As we get older, our mitochondria, which help produce energy in our cells, can change and affect our health. Researchers are studying how things like diet and exercise can help keep our mitochondria healthy.

Methodology

The study reviews mitochondrial bioenergetic profiling approaches in human studies, including tissue and blood-based methods.

Participant Demographics

Older adults.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1093/geroni/igae098.0984

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