human Digital Ageing Atlas

Welcome to the Digital Ageing Atlas Human Ageing Portal

The Digital Ageing Atlas is a portal of changes covering different biological levels. There are currently portals for both humans and mice. The idea is to integrate molecular, physiological and pathological age-related data and create an interactive portal that serves as the first centralised collection of ageing changes and pathologies.

The portal provides a centralised source for the database as well as basic tools to query and view the data stored within; For a more detailed analysis you are able to download the entire database. For more information on how to use the portal please consult our help page

How would you like to search?

1. Use the search box above (For simple keyword or boolean searches) 2. Use the the anatomical diagram 3. Use our data retrieval tool to get more concise datasets

Types of data in portal

Types of change:

• 101 Pathological changes
• 405 Physiological changes
• 5560 Molecular changes
• 19 Psychological changes

Other types of data:

• 183 Bibliographic References
• 119 Tissues
• 4690 Genes

Total number of changes:

The latest addition to the database was:

Morning concentration of sex-hormone binding globulin (SHBG) declines as a physiological change on Tuesday, 26th July 2011

More Information

The data stored in the digital ageing atlas is made freely available for use. Details on the contributors and sources of this information are found in the about section.

If you think there may be an error or wish to make a contribution please visit our contact page.

For a list of changes and information on the latest build see the changelog page. You can also download the raw data of the latest build (Not currently available)