Biology of Aging
How and why organisms age
Cellular senescence, mitochondrial function, genomic stability, proteostasis, epigenetics and other mechanisms that shape biological aging.
Aging Science · Longevity · Research
The science of aging, preserved and explored.
Sageweb is an independent publication exploring the biology of aging, longevity and lifespan research while preserving the history of important research resources that were previously hosted on the Sageweb domain.
Exploring the biology of a longer, healthier life.
Research, historical resources and accessible explanations about aging, lifespan and longevity science.
Aging science
Research made easier to explore.
Sageweb covers aging biology and longevity through accessible explanations, scientific literature, research resources and connections across the broader field of biogerontology.
Research resources
Sageweb resources in aging research.
Explore two resources closely associated with Sageweb's scientific history: YODA and the Lifespan Observations Database.
Historical context
Sageweb's research legacy.
Public research registries and scientific literature preserve a clear record of Sageweb's role in the aging research ecosystem.
Historical Sageweb
Biogerontology resource center
Sageweb was described in the SciCrunch Registry as a community and topical portal intended to distribute resources for research into the basic biology of aging. The registry identifies Sageweb as RRID:SCR_010217.
2010
YODA publication
Brady Olsen, Christopher J. Murakami and Matt Kaeberlein published the Yeast Outgrowth Data Analyzer, a tool for high-throughput analysis of chronological lifespan, growth rate and survival in budding yeast.
Legacy database
Lifespan Observations Database
Sageweb hosted a multi-species database of published lifespan observations. The resource is registered as RRID:SCR_001609.
Sageweb today
Aging science and longevity
Sageweb brings together accessible coverage of aging biology, longevity research, scientific literature and the research resources associated with the site's history.
Entity relationships
Important entities connected to Sageweb's history.
SagewebHistorical aging-science resource center · RRID:SCR_010217
University of WashingtonListed by SciCrunch as the historical parent organization of Sageweb.
YODAYeast Outgrowth Data Analyzer
Lifespan Observations DatabaseMulti-species lifespan database · RRID:SCR_001609.
Brady OlsenCo-author of the 2010 YODA publication.
Christopher J. MurakamiCo-author of the 2010 YODA publication.
Matt KaeberleinCo-author of the 2010 YODA publication and aging researcher.
AgeFactDBLater aging-data resource whose publication describes use of lifespan data from Sageweb.
NIF Data FederationListed by SciCrunch as a user of the Lifespan Observations Database.
Aging PortalListed by SciCrunch as a user of the Lifespan Observations Database.
MONARCH InitiativeListed by SciCrunch as related to the Lifespan Observations Database.
BiogerontologyThe core scientific topic historically associated with Sageweb.
Primary references
Sources documenting Sageweb's history.
These external references provide verifiable context for the entities and resources described on this page.
Sageweb Registry RecordSciCrunch · RRID:SCR_010217
Lifespan Observations DatabaseRRID Registry · RRID:SCR_001609
YODA publicationOlsen, Murakami & Kaeberlein · BMC Bioinformatics · 2010
AgeFactDB publicationDocuments integration of aging data including Sageweb lifespan data
Epigenetic mechanisms regulating longevity and agingReview listing lifespandb.sageweb.org as an aging research resource
Chronological longevity factors in budding yeastScientific use of YODA at sageweb.org/yoda