Yulin Chen , Jiadong Li , Xinru Liu , Zhen Geng , Ke Xu , Jiacan Su
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Advances in biomarkers and diagnostic significance of organ aging
A complete understanding of aging is a critical first step in treating age-related diseases and postponing aging dysfunction in the context of an aging global population. Aging in organisms is driven by related molecular alterations that gradually occur in many organs. There has previously been a wealth of knowledge of how cells behave as they age, but when aging is investigated as a disease, the discovery and selection of aging biomarkers and how to diagnose the aging of the organism are crucial. Here, we provide a summary of the state of the field and suggest future potential routes for research on organ senescence markers. We reviewed research on biomarkers of risk of aging from the perspective of organ aging and summarized the biomarkers currently used on three scales. We emphasize that the combination of traditional markers with emerging multifaceted biomarkers may be a better way to diagnose age-related diseases.