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Table 1 Included aging studies

From: The expression signature of in vitro senescence resembles mouse but not human aging

Study

Chip type

Species

Tissue

Age

Welle et al. [26]

HG U133 A+B

Human

Skeletal muscle

Old (n = 16) 66-77 years

    

Young (n = 15) 21-24 years

Lu et al. [27]

HG U95 Av2

Human

Frontal cortex of brain

Old (n = 11) 73-106 years

    

Young (n = 10) 26-42 years

Rodwell et al. [28]

HG U133 A+B

Human

Kidney cortex and medulla

Old (n = 28) 72-92 years

    

Young (n = 11) 27-45 years

Lee et al. [25]

MU 6500

Mouse

Cerebellum and neocortex of brain

Old (n = 2/3*) 30 months

    

Young (n = 3) 5 months

Lee et al. [29]

MG U74 A

Mouse

Heart

Old (n = 5) 30 months

    

Young (n = 5) 5 months

Blalock et al. [30]

RG U34 A

Rat

Hippocampus, brain

Old (n = 10) 24 months

    

Young (n = 9) 4 months

  1. All studies of aging that were used in the aging to aging, and the aging to senescence comparisons are listed. Platform, species, tissues and grouping details for each study are shown. The Lee et al. [25] data was analyzed as two separate datasets, as it contained data from two different tissues - cerebellum and neocortex, and data on the aging CNS of other species was available for comparison.