Oamenii de știință au descoperit care organ cedează primul

Scientists have uncovered the secrets of the human biological clock, revealing that blood vessels, particularly the aorta, age the fastest. Significant changes occur between ages 45 and 55, with aging manifesting in waves after 50. The aging process is not uniform across organs, with blood vessels showing accelerated deterioration due to specific proteins. Other organs like the pancreas and adrenal glands also exhibit rapid aging signs during this period. Modern proteomic clocks are used to measure protein levels, allowing precise determination of biological age, which often differs from chronological age. Targeting specific proteins may help slow vascular aging and prevent cardiovascular diseases.