Researcher Jo\u00e3o Pedro de Magalh\u00e3es<\/a> and colleagues are working on a new online resource: \"We have developed a new web portal to integrate molecular, physiological ,and pathological age-related data that may be of interest. ... The Digital Ageing Atlas<\/a> is a portal of changes covering different biological levels. There are currently portals for both humans and mice. The idea is to integrate molecular, physiological and pathological age-related data and create an interactive portal that serves as the first centralised collection of ageing changes and pathologies. ... It allows users to search and retrieve age-related changes at different levels, allowing a better understanding of the interplay between such changes and obtain new insights. We also think this will be an important new resource for modelling and for the systems biology<\/a> of ageing and hope you will find it useful. Although so far we focused mostly on human aging, a preliminary mouse version<\/a> of the portal is on-line already.\"<\/p>\n
Link: http:\/\/human.ageing-map.org\/<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n Source: Researcher Jo\u00e3o Pedro de Magalh\u00e3es and colleagues are working on a new online resource: \"We have developed a new web portal to integrate molecular, physiological ,and pathological age-related data that may be of interest. ... The Digital Ageing Atlas is … Continue reading
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