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Resilience and Reserve in Aging Nathan K. LeBrasseur Robert & Arlene Kogod Center on Aging Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Department of Physiology & Biomedical Engineering RCCNAUSTIN2019 Animal Models of Recovery from Surgery

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  • Resilience and Reserve in Aging

    Nathan K. LeBrasseurRobert & Arlene Kogod Center on Aging

    Department of Physical Medicine & RehabilitationDepartment of Physiology & Biomedical Engineering

    RCCNAUSTIN2019

    Animal Models of Recovery from Surgery

  • Can we develop preclinical models to test resilience?NIA initiative in partnership with Austad, Huffman, Ladiges, Richardson, and Salmon

    LeBrasseur, J of Gerontology, 2017

    Targeting the Biology of AgingParadigms for Translation

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    Brown, Mazula, R. Miller, J. Miller, Maleki…unpublished

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    older mice (weight change, max loss, AUC…).

    Brown, Mazula, J. Miller, R. Miller, Maleki…unpublished

  • Surgery Challenge

  • Surgery Challenge

    Brown, Mazula, J. Miller, Roos, Maleki, B. Zhang…unpublished

  • Surgery Challenge in Younger, Middle-aged, and Older mice

    More complex challenge. Some outcomes age-

    sensitive with higher variability in older mice.

    Brown, Mazula, J. Miller, Roos, Maleki, B. Zhang…unpublished

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  • Murine Models of Physical Resilience

    Potential for anesthesia, chemotherapy, and surgical challenges based on:

    Age-related changes in select measures of resilience

    Higher variability in older mice, indicative of more and less resilient

    Translatability

    Disease agnostic-ity; integrate multiple physiological systems

    Relative simplicity, scalability

    Mid-life (12 mo) resilience predictive of later-life (18 & 24 mo) healthspan? Lifespan? In collaboration with Rich Miller.

    Encouraging preliminary data

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  • Mid-life Resilience as a Determinant of Later-Life Health

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    Potential for anesthesia, chemotherapy, and surgical challenges based on:Age-related changes in select measures of resilienceHigher variability in older mice, indicative of more and less resilientTranslatabilityDisease agnostic-ity; integrate multiple physiological systemsRelative simplicity, scalability

    Mid-life (12 mo) resilience predictive of later-life (18 & 24 mo) healthspan? Lifespan? In collaboration with Rich Miller.

    Encouraging preliminary dataA Texas-sized bucket of data

    Can interventions improve later-life resilience? Stay tuned….

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  • Targeting the Biology of Aging and ResilienceParadigms for Translation

  • AcknowledgementsTeam MembersTom WhiteMarissa SchaferXu ZhangZaira AversaVessa PearsallSarah JachimAyumi SakamotoPhillip ZhangBrian KotajarviKurt JohnsonOlivia MalekiJackie Miller (CW)Dan Mazula (VT)Ashley Brown (MCOW)

    Kogod Center on AgingJim KirklandTamar TchkoniaJordan MillerEduardo ChiniSundeep Khosla

    Glenn LabsJan van DeursenDarren BakerHu Li

    CollaboratorsDan TschumperlinHirohito KitaMike TorbensonJoao PassosLaura Niedernhofer (UMN)Paul Robbins (UMN)

    SupportNational Institute on Aging (R01 AG55529, R01 AG53832, P01 AG62413, U54 AG44170, R56 AG60907, R21 AG58738)Glenn Foundation for Medical ResearchPritzker FoundationBeverly FoundationLeonard and Mary Lou Hoeft FundRobert & Arlene Kogod [email protected]

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