Interventions

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    rsks-1 mutation rsks-1 deletion mutants also live longer. TOR RNA interference further extends lifespan of rsks-1 mutants [17266679]. Worm
    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
    shc-1 knockout Loss of shc-1 function results in accelerated aging and enhanced senstivity ro heat, oxidative stress and heavy metals. Worm
    mdt-15 mutation mdt-15(tm2182) mutation does not affect lifespan on ad libitum, but further increases the lifespan when combined with DR (starting at the 4th day of adulthood) even more as wild-type [22132200]. Worm
    nlp-7 mutation Lifespan of nlp-7 mutants increases only moderately by sDR [19783783]. Worm
    unc-51 mutation unc-51(e369) mutation reduces mean but extends maximum lifespan. unc-51(e369) mutation reduces lifespan of eat-2(ad1116) mutants to that of wild-type [18219227]. 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
    ife-2 mutation Loss-of-function mutation in ife-2 reduces protein synthesis and increases maximum lifespan by about 20%. It does not extend the lifespan of daf-16(RNAi) animals. TOR/let-373 RNA interference further extends lifespan of ife-2 mutants. Reduction of protein synthesis increases ATP availability and stress resistance [17266679]. Worm +20
    clk-2 mutation Mutations in clk-2 slow down development and extend lifespan by 12-25% (at 20 degree Celsius in Bristol N2). clk-2 mutation slows growth and rhythms similar to clk-1. Mutation in clk-2 is embryonic lethal at 25 degree Celsius and results in some lethality at all temperatures [8638122]. clk-2 encodes a protein involved in DNA repair and perhaps telomere maintenance [14-16 in (Lee et al., 2003)]. clk-2 mutation affects telomere length and might result in shorter [11696330] or longer telomeres [11747819]. clk-2 overexpression may shorten telomeres [11747819]. Worm
    clk-3 mutation Mutations in clk-3 slow down development and extend adult lifespan (at 20 degree Celsius in Bristol N2). clk-3 mutation slows growth and rhythms similiar to clk-1a and profounds maternal and zygotic rescue [8638122]. Worm
    daf-12 mutation Mutations in daf-2 and daf-12, but not mutations in daf-12 alone, nearly quadruples lifespan [7789761]. Recessive loss of function mutation in daf-12 shortens lifespan. daf-12 activity is required for lifespan extension after germ line ablation [10360574]. daf-12 mutation suppresses the lifespan extension by mutation in daf-28 [8807293]. daf-12 mutants are dauer defective and heterochronic [7219552]. Some daf-12 alleles exhibit synthetic lethality with mutation of age-1 [8807293] or daf-12 [1732156]. Worm
    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
    mec-8 mutation Recessive loss of function allele in mec-8 extends lifespan [10617200]. mec-8 mutations are mechanosensory defective and have defective dye filling of sensory neurons [8625846]. Worm
    mes-1 mutation mes-1(bn7) mutant animals that lack germ cells live about 60% longer than fertile mes-1(bn7) controls. This lifespan extension requires daf-16 [11799246]. Homozygous mes-1 mutant progeny from homozygous mutant mothers are sterile [1783292]. Worm
    mev-1 mutation Loss of function in mev-1 shortens lifespan to 66% of wild-type (i.e. by 34%) and accelerates accumulation of aging-associated biomarkers such as protein carboynls and fluorescent materials. mev-1 mutants are hypersensitive to raised oxygen concentrations and their lifespan decreases dramatically as oxygen concentrations increase [9716135]. Mutation of mev-1 results in paraquat sensitivity, slow grows, and low fecundity. mev-1 mutants have a 50% reduction in superoxide dismutase activt relatively to wild-type [2233820]. 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
    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
    unc-15 mutation Mutation of unc-15 has no effect on lifespan [9789046]. Some alleles of un-15 display severe paralysis [4366476; 2051482]. Worm
    unc-2 mutation Loss of function in unc-2 has no effect on lifespan [9789046]. unc-2 mutant is uncoordinated [4366476] and its rate of pharyngeal pumping is reduced [8325482]. Worm
    unc-20 mutation Mutation in unc-20 has no effect on lifespan [9789046]. unc-20 mutant is uncoordinated [4366476]. Worm
    unc-25 mutation Mutations in unc-25 have no effect on lifespan [9789046]. unc-25 mutants are defective for foraging, locomotion, and defecation [8332190] as well as uncoordinated [4366476]. Worm
    unc-29 mutation Mutation in unc-29 has no effect on lifespan [9789046] and fails to extend male lifespan [10747056]. unc-29 mutants are uncoordinated [4366476]. Worm
    unc-30 mutation Mutations in unc-30 have no significant effect on lifespan [9789046]. unc-30 mutants are uncoordinated [4366476]. Worm
    unc-35 mutation unc-35(e259) has no effect on male or hermaphrodite lifespan [10747056]. unc-35 mutants are uncoordinated [4366476]. Worm
    unc-10 mutation Mutation in unc-10 reduces maximum lifespan 35% [17592521]. Worm -35
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    Interventions are an extension of GenAge and GenDR.