AgingReG
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For example

Tip:
You can select the type of regulatory relationships (‘Upregulation’, ‘Downregulation’, ‘Activation’, ‘Inhibition’) and enter the "Gene name" that you want to view to obtain information about aging genes.

Parameter explanation:
1) Regulatory type: Relationships between aging gene and target gene/ regulatory pathway.
2) Gene name: Gene that affect aging



For example

Tip:
You can select the type of regulatory relationship (‘Upregulation’, ‘Downregulation’, ‘Activation’, ‘Inhibition’) and enter the ‘external factors’ that you want to view to obtain information about aging related external factors.

Parameter explanation:
1) Regulatory type: Relationships between external factors and target gene/ regulatory pathway.
2) External factor: Chemical compounds or other external factors that affect aging under specific conditions.



Tip:
You can enter the ‘pathway’ that you want to view to obtain information about aging related pathway.

Parameter explanation:
1) Pathway name: Only the pathway that directly related to aging can be supported.




Tip:
You can choose the aging factor and select or input tissue type and cell name.

Parameter explanation:
1) Aging factors type: Application of the particular kind of cells in verifying the different types of aging factors.
2) Tissue type: Tissue type.
3) Cell name: Cell name is made of cell or cell line name.

Features:

1) Search aging factors by Gene name: In the Gene name query, users can query a gene of interest, and AgingReG will return all the descriptions and details of the gene's role in the regulation of aging.

2) Search aging factors by External factors: In the External factors query, Users can query radiation, hypoxia or other external factors, and AgingReG will provide detailed information about the type of regulation and experimental evidence that the external factor plays in the process of aging.

3) Search aging factors by Pathway name: Users can query for details of the pathway that has been experimentally proved to influence aging.

4) Search aging factors by Tissue type and Cell name: In the Cell name query, users can query the specific cells of interest, and AgingReG can provide all the age-related researches that the cells were used in, meanwhile, provide researchers with new ideas and practicalities.