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Elevated Plasma Growth and Differentiation Factor 15 Is Associated With Slower Gait Speed and Lower Physical Performance in Healthy Community-Dwelling Adults.
The Journals of Gerontology Series A: Biological Sciences and Medical Sciences ( IF 4.3 ) Pub Date : 2020-01-01 , DOI: 10.1093/gerona/glz071
Richard D Semba 1 , Marta Gonzalez-Freire 2 , Toshiko Tanaka 2 , Angelique Biancotto 3 , Pingbo Zhang 1 , Michelle Shardell 2 , Ruin Moaddel 2 , , Luigi Ferrucci 2
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BACKGROUND Growth and differentiation factor 15 (GDF-15) has been associated with obesity, muscle wasting, and cachexia. The receptor for GDF-15 was recently identified in the brainstem and regulates food intake and metabolism. The relationship of plasma GDF-15 with the age-associated decline of muscle mass and strength, gait speed, and physical performance in adults has not been well characterized. METHODS Plasma GDF-15, grip strength, 6-m gait speed, 400-m walking test time, lower extremity physical performance score, appendicular lean mass, and fat mass were measured in 194 healthy adult participants, aged 22-93 years, of the Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging. RESULTS Plasma GDF-15 concentrations increased with age (p < .001) and were higher in whites compared with blacks and Asians (p = .04). Adults with higher plasma GDF-15 had slower 6-m gait speed, longer 400-m walking time, and lower physical performance score in multivariable analyses adjusting for age and race. Plasma GDF-15 was not associated with grip strength, appendicular lean mass, or fat mass. CONCLUSIONS Elevated plasma GDF-15 is associated with slower gait speed, higher 400-m walking time, and lower physical performance in very healthy community-dwelling adults. The relationship between plasma GDF-15 and sarcopenia-related outcomes may be stronger in the population not selected to be healthy, and this hypothesis should be tested in a representative population.

中文翻译:

在健康社区居住的成年人中,血浆生长和分化因子15升高与步态速度慢和身体机能下降有关。

背景技术生长和分化因子15(GDF-15)与肥胖,肌肉消瘦和恶病质相关。最近在脑干中发现了GDF-15的受体,该受体可调节食物的摄入和新陈代谢。血浆GDF-15与年龄相关的成年人肌肉质量和强度,步态速度和身体机能下降的关系尚未得到很好的表征。方法对194名22-93岁健康成年人进行了测量,测定血浆GDF-15,握力,6米步态速度,400米步行测试时间,下肢身体成绩,阑尾瘦质量和脂肪质量。巴尔的摩老龄化纵向研究。结果血浆GDF-15浓度随年龄增加(p <.001),而白人高于黑人和亚洲人(p = .04)。在针对年龄和种族进行调整的多变量分析中,血浆GDF-15较高的成年人的步态速度较慢6米,步行时间较长,为400 m,而体能得分较低。血浆GDF-15与抓地力,阑尾瘦质量或脂肪质量无关。结论在非常健康的社区居民中,血浆GDF-15升高与步态速度较慢,步行400米的时间较长以及体能下降有关。在未选择健康人群中血浆GDF-15与肌肉减少症相关结局之间的关系可能更强,应该在有代表性的人群中检验这一假设。或脂肪块。结论在非常健康的社区居民中,血浆GDF-15升高与步态速度较慢,步行400米的时间较长以及体能下降有关。在未选择健康人群中血浆GDF-15与肌肉减少症相关结局之间的关系可能更强,应该在有代表性的人群中检验这一假设。或脂肪块。结论在非常健康的社区居民中,血浆GDF-15升高与步态速度较慢,步行400米的时间较长以及体能下降有关。在未选择健康人群中血浆GDF-15与肌肉减少症相关结局之间的关系可能更强,应该在有代表性的人群中检验这一假设。
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