GenAge Human Genes

This section of GenAge features genes possibly related to human ageing. It is designed to help researchers study the genetic basis of ageing using functional genomics approaches. All entries are the result of considerable manually-curated annotation.

Briefly, genes were selected for inclusion largely based on findings in model organisms. As such, they are classified as putative cases of genes associated with human ageing. All entries were constructed based on an extensive review of the literature and the reason why each gene is featured is given in each entry, in addition to other bibliographical references. Detailed information concerning the creation and selection of human genes can be found elsewhere.

Finding Entries

Searching is simple and intuitive. Just type your search query to look for a gene. You can enter one or more words from the gene's name or use the gene's HGNC symbol. Note that the search is case insensitive.

If you already know the HAGRID of the gene you want to search, please type it below. Have in mind, though, that HAGRID numbers often change.

For more advanced searches, users are encouraged to use GenAge's browser.

You may also list all human genes in the database or find genes in a specific chromosomal location.

Using the Bibliography

Although GenAge is not an exhaustive bibliographical database, you may browse or search its literature as well as data-mine the literature.

Other Tools and Datasets

Of interest to researchers is also a manually curated list of genes that may modulate ageing in mammals, including humans, and a list of genes analyzed for their possible association with human longevity.

It is possible to analyse a subset of genes. The schema of GenAge is available online as well as GenAge's statistics.

Feedback

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