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. 2024 May 7;12:RP92178. doi: 10.7554/eLife.92178

Table 1. Numbers of known aging-associated genes (AAGs) reported in the scientific literature to affect (increase/decrease chronological lifespan [CLS]/replicative lifespan [RLS]) under a variety of conditions.

The gene lists were extracted, after processing, from downloaded files (as of November 8, 2022) using the databases SGD (Engel et al., 2022) and GenAge (Townes et al., 2020). The actual gene lists are available in Figure 1—source data 1. The signs ‘+’ and ‘−’ indicate that the respective annotation property is present or missing in that group of genes. We present the total number of genes in each category as the number of, as a trend, severely understudied/uncharacterized genes among those. The columns ‘RUG’ and ‘RDG’ show the numbers of rapamycin-up- and -downregulated genes in each of the 15 categories.

Category CLS increase CLS decrease RLS increase RLS decrease Number of genes Understudied genes RUG RDG
1 + 328 20 68 62
2 + 615 22 108 73
3 + 349 19 73 64
4 + 318 15 43 56
5 + + 108 0 17 18
6 + + 72 2 12 26
7 + + 72 3 9 18
8 + + 120 3 14 28
9 + + 180 0 24 34
10 + + 59 0 8 14
11 + + + 29 1 7 7
12 + + + 45 1 7 9
13 + + + 30 1 2 11
14 + + + 55 1 5 11
15 + + + + 19 0 0 2