Hey guys,
Sorry if I'm not be the first to post this, but I feel like everyone should know about this incredibly useful aging database started by Joao Paulo De Magalhaes: http://www.senescence.info/
It includes a database listing all companies and researchers working on aging, including a world map with aging researchers listed by country: http://whoswho.senescence.info/
There's also a database listing age related changes across tissue, including both phenotypical changes and alterations in gene regulation and cellular function: http://ageing-map.org/
A map of human genetic variants associated with aging: http://genomics.sene...info/longevity/
Gene expression changes: http://genomics.sene...ssion/index.php
Genes associated with calorie restriction: http://genomics.senescence.info/diet/
Genes associated with aging in any animals: http://genomics.senescence.info/genes/
A bit on the evolution of aging: http://genomics.sene...info/evolution/
Made my week when I discovered it the other day! Thought I'd get the word out.
