| hsf-1 mutation | A mutant allele of hsf-1 slightly decreases lifespan under AL, but cancels out the lifespan extension effect of bDR. hsf-1 RNAi also prevents lifespan extension by bDR. Glucose or glycerol does not shorten the lifespan of hsf-1 mutants. Glucose treatment completely suppresses the long lifespan caused by hsf-1 overexpression [19883616]. sDR extends the lifespan of hsf-1 mutant with a premature stop codon, that eliminates activation domain, and that of wild-type to a similar extent [19239417]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| nrh-49 mutation | A mutant allele, nhr(nr2041) results in a short lifespan. nhr-49 mutant animals accumulate fat, due to decreased expression of enzymes involved in fatty acid beta-oxidation [15719061]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| aak-1 mutation | aak-1 does not appear to be required for the control of lifespan [15574588]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| aak-2 mutation | aak-2(ok524) knockout mutants have a 12% and 18% shorter mean and maximum lifespan, respectively as well as faster age-dependent accumulation of a lipofuscin-like fluorescent pigment in the intestine [15574588]. aak-2 mutation suppresses lifespan extension and delay of the decline in locomotor activity resulting from sDR [17900900]. aak-2 mutation cancels out the lifespan extension effect of sDR and PD, regardless of the concentration of bacteria or peptones. bDR significantly extends lifespan of aak-2 mutants, but to lesser extent than that of wild-type. eat-2 mutation extends the lifespan of aak-2 mutants to the same extent than that of wild-type. Resveratrol does not increase lifespan of aak-2 mutants [19239417]. daf-2(m577);aak-2(ok524) double mutant has a lifespan that is indistinguishable from those of aak-2(ok524) single mutant [15574588]. | Worm | -12 | — | -18 |
| rrf-1 mutation | Although rrf-1(pk1417) mutants seem to have elevated DAF-16 activity (as sod-3 transcript level is increased) the mean and maximum lifespan or ability to withstand elevated temperature is not different from wild-type [22574120]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| bar-1 mutation | BAR-1 may play a role in regulating daf-16 during dauer formation, particularly in conditions of oxidative stress as it directly interaction with DAF-16 and loss of bar-1 reduces activity of DAF-16 in dauer formation and lifespan. Deletion of bar-1 reduces mean (44%) and maximal (18%) lifespan, which is to a similar degree as seen to daf-16 mutants [15905404]. | Worm | -44 | — | -18 |
| C26B2.2 knockout | C26B2.2 knockout mutations extend lifespan [15253933]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| che-2 mutation | che-2 recessive loss-of-function mutations extend lifespan up to 50% (in Bristol N2) [10617200]. che-2 mutants are chemotactic defective, slightly small, defective for osmotic avoidance, have ciliated neurons with abnormal stunted ultrastructure, and are dauer defective [2428682; 1732156]. | Worm | +50 | — | — |
| daf-1 mutation | daf-1(mk40) mutation increases mean lifespan by 18-46% and maximum lifespan by 29% [17900898]. The daf-1(m40) allele has no effect on lifespan and fails to prevent lifespan extension by sir-2.1 overexpression, but it results in a temperautre-sensitive, dauer-constitutive phenotype in larvae [11242085]. | Worm | +18 to +46 | — | +29 |
| daf-16 mutation | daf-16(m26) mutation slightly, insignificantly decreases lifespan, but completely suppresses lifespan extension of daf-2(e1370) adults [8247153]. daf-16 is required for lifespan extension by mutation of daf-2 or age-1 [8247153]. Mutations in daf-16 suppressed life-extension caused by mutations in daf-2 [8247153]. Loss of function alleles of daf-16 shorten lifespan, but some alleles have lifespan equal to wild-type [8247153]. daf-16 mutation significantly reduces lifespan under AL (-20%), but does not prevent lifespan extension by sDR. In another experiment daf-16 mutation totally suppresses lifespan extension by sDR [16720740]. sDR does not stimulate DAF-16 translocation to the nucleus, but daf-16 mutation cancelled out the ability of sDR to extend lifespan and to delay the decline in locomotor activity [17900900]. DR by bacterial dilution extends lifespan of daf-16 mutants [17538612]. daf-16 mutation decreases lifespan under AL, but fails to prevent bDR to further extend lifespan [18331616]. IF-induced lifespan-extension by either 24h/48h/72h per 4 days is significantly diminished in null mutants of daf-16. All these regimens extend lifespan of daf-16 to a lesser extent than wild-type. daf-16 partially mediates IF-induced longevity [19079239]. Glucose or glycerol does not shorten lifespan of daf-16 mutants [19883616]. daf-16 mutation cancels out the lifespan extension effect of sDR and PD, regardless of the concentration of bacteria or peptones. bDR significantly extends lifespan of daf-16 mutants, but to a lesser extent than that of wild-type. eat-2 mutation extends the lifespan of daf-16 mutants to the same extent than that of wild-type. Resveratrol extends lifespan of daf-16 mutants [19239417]. daf-16 RNAi completely blocks lifespan extension by daf-2 mutation, but only partially by bDR. daf-16 RNAi attenuates protection against oxidative stress by bDR. daf-16 expression is induced by bDR [19924292]. Knockdown of daf-16 decreases mean and maximum lifespan by 50% and 54%, respectively [22509016]. DAF-16 reduces expression of rsks-1 and daf-15 [15253933; 22560223]. daf-16(mu86) mutation decreases mean (44%) and maximum (18%) lifespan [15905404]. daf-16(mgDf47) decreases mean (18-37%) and maximum (29%) lifespan [18828672]. daf-16 mutants are dauer defective [7219552] and completely suppress all the phenotypes of daf-2 and age-1 mutations, including lifespan extension, dauer arrest, reduced fertility, and viability defects [8247153; 7789761; 9504918; 7789761]. Mutations in daf-16 also suppress lifespan extension of animals that have a germ line ablation [10360574]. Sex-specific lifespan potential requires daf-16 [10747056].
daf-16 mutation suppresses enhanced UV resistance as well as increase longevity of daf-2, daf-23, spe-26, and clk-1 mutants. Mutation in daf-16 does not alter the reduced fertility in spe-26. daf-16 mutants are more fertile than wild-type [8807294]. | Worm | -18 to -37 | — | -29 |
| daf-18 mutation | daf-18 is required for complete dauer formation. daf-18 mutation partially suppresses the lifespan extension of age-1 and daf-2 mutants. daf-18 mutants are defective for dauer formation and form some dauer-like larvae when starved [7789761; 8601482]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| pept-2 mutation | Deletion of pept-1 (alias opt-2 or pep-2) results in retarded development, reduced body size and extended reproductive lifespan. It also further extends (60%) the life-extension caused by daf-2 mutations [15155758].
pept-2 mutants exhibit a decrease in fat content. | Worm | — | — | — |
| PIB1 deletion | Deletion of PIB1 increases replicative lifespan by 25% in the alpha strain [16293764; 19030232]. | Worm | +25 | — | — |
| URE2 deletion | Deletion of URE2 increase mean replicative lifespan by 21-31% in BY4742 [16293764]. URE2 deletion increases replicative lifespan increased by 20% in the alpha strain [19030232]. | Worm | +20 to +31 | — | — |
| YLR460C deletion | Deletion of YLR460C decreases replicative lifespan by 30% in the alpha strain [19030232]. | Worm | -30 | — | — |
| eat-2 mutation | eat-2 mutations result in partial starvation by disrupting the function of the pharynx and an approximately 50% extension of lifespan. eat-2 mutants life significant longer by up to 57% [9789046]. eat-2(ad1116) mutants have an extended mean, 75%ile and maximum lifespan by 30, 35, and 24% [22810224]. sDR further increases the long lifespan of eat-2 mutants [19239417]. eat-2 mutants live longer than wild-type at high food concentration but are short lived at lower concentrations (via bacterial dilution) [19229346]. eat-2(ad1113) mutation increases mean lifespan by 56% and is non-additive with SCNA overexpression [16782295]. Combining eat-2 mutation with bacterial deprivation DR does not result in an additive increase in lifespan [17081160;17096674]. Loss of function of eat-2 extends lifespan by 20-30%. Lifespan extension is proposed to be similar to DR. eat-2;daf-2 double mutant live longer than daf-2 single mutants [9789046]. Therefore, eat-2 mutants can synergize with daf-2 mutants, but not with clk-1 mutants, for lifespan extension. Lifespan extension conferred by eat-2 is not suppressed by daf-16 mutation [9789046].
| Worm | +30 to +57 | — | +24 |
| egl-9 mutation | egl-9 deletion does not affect lifespan under AL. Lifespan extension under modified sDR regimen is diminished by egl-9 mutation. egl-9 mutation significantly suppresses the lifespan extension by a strong loss-of-function allele of eat-2. Lifespan extension by deletion mutants of rsks-1 is fully suppressed by egl-9 mutation [19461873]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| ctbp-1 mutation | Genetic inactivation of ctbp-1 results in lifespan extension dependent on daf-16, but independent of sir-2.1. RNAi of lips-7(C09E8.2) suppresses lifespan extension by ctbp-1 inactivation [19164523]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| glp-1 mutation | glp-1(qu158) mutations result in defects in germ-line proliferation and extension of lifespan by about 30%, which requires daf-16 [11799246]. glp-1(bn18) mutation increases mean, median, 75th %ile and maximum lifespan by 27-37, 26-33, 24-29 and 35%, respectively [22560223]. glp-1(e2141) mutation increases mean (32%) and maximum (53%) lifespan [18828672]. Two alleles of glp-1 that cause overproliferation of gemrline cells, glp-1(oz112gf) and glp-1(q485), result in a shortened lifespan [11799246]. In glp-1 mutants, Z2 and Z3 generate only a few germ cells, which enter meiosis and differentiate as sperm [3677168]. | Worm | +27 to +37 | +26 to +33 | +35 |
| hcf-1 mutation | hcf-1 inactivation by mutation cause a daf-16-dependent lifespan extension of up to 40% and heightened resistance to specific stimuli [18828672].
HCF-1 forms a complex with DAF-16. hcf-1 inactivation by mutation cause a daf-16-dependent lifespan extension of up to 40% and heightened resistance to specific stimuli. The hcf-1(ok559) mutation increases mean and maximum lifespan by 10-37 and 29%, while the strong hcf-1(pk924) mutation extends mean and maximum lifespan by 29-31 and 53-88%, respectively. In the absence of hcf-1 there is a greater enrichment of DAF-16 at its target gene promoters and more robust DAF-16-mediated regulation of selective transcriptional targets. hcf-1 mutation extends lifespan of glp-1(e2141) mutants which lack germline cells, [18828672]. | Worm | +10 to +37 | — | +29 to +88 |
| hif-1 mutation | hif-1 mutation does not suppress lifespan extension of bDR or eat-2 mutation [19372390]. hif-1 deletion extends lifespan by 24%. hif-1 mutation extends lifespan under AL, but does not further extend lifespan extension under modified sDR. hif-1 mutation does not further extend rsks-1 lifespan. pha-4 RNAi slightly reduces lifespan in wild-type and hif-1 mutants, but hif-1 mutation extends lifespan of animals treated with control or pha-4 RNAi to a similar level [19461873].
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| him-6 RNAi | him-6 mutants have a low brood size, a shortened lifespan, and an increased amount of germ-line apoptosis [16181657]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| hsb-1 mutation | hsb-1(cg116) mutation at 20 degree Celsius extends mean, 75%ile, and maximum lifespan by 57-60%, 52-59%, and 37-69%.
| Worm | +57 to +60 | — | +37 to +69 |
| hsp-12.6 mutation | hsp-12.6 loss-of-function mutation significantly extends lifespan under AL and significantly suppresses intermittent fasting (IF)-induced increase in lifespan, to a similar extend to that of daf-16 mutation. The extent of IF-induced longevity in daf-16 hsp-12.6 double mutant is similar to that of single hsp-12.6 or daf-16 mutants. hsp-12.6 and daf-16 function in same signaling pathway [19079239]. | Worm | — | — | — |
| ire-1 mutation | ire-1 mutation reduces slightly the lifespan under AL, but reduces significantly the lifespan extension by DR. ire-1 mutant has a significantly reduced slope in mean lifespan versus food concentrations relative to wild-type. ire-1 mutation fully suppresses lifespan extension by hif-1 mutation under AL and DR conditions [19461873]. | Worm | — | — | — |
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