All physiological changes (365)

Identifier Name Data Tissues Organism Actions
DAA1959 Osteoblast differentiation decreases bone marrow Mouse
DAA1960 Adipocyte formation increases bone marrow Mouse
DAA1971 Pancreatic Beta-cell replication decrease pancreas Mouse
DAA1974 Bone loss bone Mouse
DAA1975 Loss of subcutaneous adipose skin layer skin Mouse
DAA1978 Age differences in classical conditioning of the eyelid response eyelid Human
DAA1980 Reaction time for a visually paced simple motor task increases with age brain Human
DAA1981 Selective increase in oxidative damage and decrease in antioxidant function during aging in the substantia nigra substantia nigra Human
DAA1983 Critical decline in fine motor hand movements nervous system Human
DAA1984 Layer-specific dendritic regression of pyramidal cells prefrontal cortex Human
DAA1985 Diastolic dysfunction with aging cardiovascular system Human
DAA1988 Decrease in the 24-hour integrated concentration of GH plasma Human
DAA1990 Number of mutations in offsprings increases male reproductive system Human
DAA1991 Hematopoietic cells accumulate random mutations hematopoietic stem cells Human
DAA1992 Muscle mass and strength loss skeletal muscle Human
DAA1993 Brain volume decreases in a regional-specific way brain Human
DAA1994 Increase in collagen in the arterial intima 100.0% Increase Protein level arterial intima Human
DAA1995 Decrease in collagen in the venous intima 42.0% Decrease Protein level venous intima Human
DAA1996 Beta-amyloid protein deposition increases brain Human
DAA2001 SIRT1 activity negatively correlated with age in males skin Human
DAA2013 Number and differentiation potential of adipose tissue-derived stem cells declines with age mesenchymal stem cell Human
DAA2014 Microsatellite instability in hematopoietic stem cells and progenitor cells hematopoietic stem cells Human
DAA2015 Regulation of the acid-base equilibrium of the blood unchanged blood Human
DAA2017 Blood sugar changes plasma Human
DAA2018 Blood volume per unit of body weight unchanged blood Human