Exam 2: Measuring Biological Aging
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An increase in slope of the Gompertz mortality function graph would suggest a decrease in the rate of aging.
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humans,an increased rate of aging seems to occur:
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A current life table uses a hypothetical birth cohort to estimate the death r ate in a population.
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Choose the correct statement concerning the identification of a biomarker for aging.
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Life expectancy at any age is defined as the average number of years remaining to be lived by those surviving to that age.
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The genotype is all or part of the genetic constitution of an individual.
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Which of the mortality variables is easily accessible and fairly accurate?
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Selective mortality is the confounding effect on data collected in cross-sectional studies when comparing different cohorts.
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The Gompertz mortality function accurately describes the trajectory of mortality at all stages of life.
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Which is not considered a good practice in science when performing research on laboratory animals?
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The ______ life table is useful for species having short life spans or for historical populations having accurate birth and death records.
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Nutrition during fetal development and early childhood appears to be a factor that affects the extrinsic rate of aging.
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______ studies compare the average or mean rate of change in a particular physiological system between two or more age groups.
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intrinsic rate of aging most closely reflects the impact of ______ on the rate of aging.
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Age-specific mortality rate reveals an individual's chance (probability)of dying of a specific cause.
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The extrinsic rate of aging most closely reflects the impact of the ______ on the rate of aging.
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The collection of data from the same person over several years is called a(n)______.
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A cohort is a group of individuals with similar life experiences and ages.
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Which variable provides an estimate for the extrinsic rate of aging?
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