Inflammation-related transcripts and protein expression

There is 1 paper on inflammation-related transcripts and protein expression in aging research: none in people yet, 1 in animals. The newest story, Nov 6, 2026: “Growth signaling raises inflammatory gene activity in old mice”.

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Rapamycin

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  1. Rapamycin showed no clear effect on inflammation-related transcripts and protein expression in mice (muscle-specific Depdc5 knockout).

    “but did not suppress inflammation‐related transcripts or protein expression.”

    Animalsmuscle-specific Depdc5 knockoutskeletal muscle

    Growth signaling raises inflammatory gene activity in old mice

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Aging Cell

Growth signaling raises inflammatory gene activity in old mice

In 27-month-old mice, sustained growth signaling increased inflammatory gene activity, which five months of dietary rapamycin did not suppress.In 27-month-old mice, sustained growth signaling increased inflammatory gene activity, which five months of dietary rapamycin did not suppress.

Mouse studymTOR signaling