Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1971296725> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W1971296725 endingPage "717" @default.
- W1971296725 startingPage "709" @default.
- W1971296725 abstract "The health of individuals is highly heterogeneous, as is the rate at which they age. To account for such heterogeneity, we have suggested that an individual's health status can be represented by the number of health deficits (broadly defined by biological and clinical characteristics) that they accumulate. This allows health to be expressed in a single number: the frailty index (FI) is the ratio of the deficits present in a person to the total number of deficits considered (e.g. in a given database or experimental procedure). Changes in the FI characterize the rate of individual aging. The behavior of the FI is highly characteristic: it shows an age specific, nonlinear increase, (similar to Gompertz law), higher values in females, strong associations with adverse outcomes (e.g., mortality), and a universal limit to its increase (at FI ~0.7). These features have been demonstrated in dozens of studies. Even so, little is known about the origin of deficit accumulation. Here, we apply a stochastic dynamics framework to illustrate that the average number of deficits present in an individual is the product of the average intensity of the environmental stresses and the average recovery time. The age-associated increase in recovery time results in the accumulation of deficits. This not only explains why the number of deficits can be used to estimate individual differences in aging rates, but also suggests that targeting the recovery rate (e.g. by preventive or therapeutic interventions) will decrease the number of deficits that individuals accumulate and thereby benefit life expectancy." @default.
- W1971296725 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W1971296725 creator A5006205778 @default.
- W1971296725 creator A5036261443 @default.
- W1971296725 creator A5053553187 @default.
- W1971296725 date "2013-07-17" @default.
- W1971296725 modified "2023-10-06" @default.
- W1971296725 title "Assessing biological aging: the origin of deficit accumulation" @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1502716447 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1524807258 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1524996874 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1534882576 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1600610440 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1848884583 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1968548831 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1971393461 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1972309850 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1973042689 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1984265860 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1987499315 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1988643163 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1989457563 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1990667054 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1997721806 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1998940826 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2000298597 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2001708324 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2002984814 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2009245355 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2015327708 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2018295275 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2027838121 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2030117204 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2032050435 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2033839954 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2034064412 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2034719414 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2039816778 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2040394232 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2042901044 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2049168941 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2050138732 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2052411122 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2052685818 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2053811625 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2054059225 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2063366344 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2064720661 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2066408344 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2073689275 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2076191313 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2077595715 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2078487625 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2078683410 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2085293124 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2098118692 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2098898790 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2106108116 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2109341366 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2112365416 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2122043646 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2128853919 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2129700906 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2133337263 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2139520621 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2139601198 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2142514031 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2143376474 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2144494932 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2149291381 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2149915437 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2153366899 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2153744854 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2156190562 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2158196210 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2161915756 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2165946900 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W2166415858 @default.
- W1971296725 cites W1243380175 @default.
- W1971296725 doi "https://doi.org/10.1007/s10522-013-9446-3" @default.
- W1971296725 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/3847281" @default.
- W1971296725 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23860844" @default.
- W1971296725 hasPublicationYear "2013" @default.
- W1971296725 type Work @default.
- W1971296725 sameAs 1971296725 @default.
- W1971296725 citedByCount "151" @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252013 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252014 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252015 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252016 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252017 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252018 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252019 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252020 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252021 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252022 @default.
- W1971296725 countsByYear W19712967252023 @default.
- W1971296725 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.