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“…[7][8][9] The rate of dying through life includes distinct parameters: the initial mortality rate (indicative of an individual's physiology and environment challenges), the rate of exponential increase in mortality (internal aging process) and then age-dependent mortality. Such studies are particularly important, as certain neuropsychiatric disorders with abnormal social interactions, like autism and schizophrenia, have been linked to older parents.…”
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“…[7][8][9] The rate of dying through life includes distinct parameters: the initial mortality rate (indicative of an individual's physiology and environment challenges), the rate of exponential increase in mortality (internal aging process) and then age-dependent mortality. Such studies are particularly important, as certain neuropsychiatric disorders with abnormal social interactions, like autism and schizophrenia, have been linked to older parents.…”
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“…28 Human homologs of the D. melanogaster neuroligin genes have been associated with disorders of social behavior, such as autism spectrum disorders (ASD). 9,30 Cognitive slowing in humans is associated with a decline in white matter tracts and the connections between distal regions in the brain. 9,30 Cognitive slowing in humans is associated with a decline in white matter tracts and the connections between distal regions in the brain.…”
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“…Exposure to toxins, sun, foods, pollution and smoking leads to tissue damage as the body falls behind in its ability to maintain and repair cells, tissues and organs. Even metabolic processes and cellular energy production are negatively affected over time (Labat-Robert & Robert, 2015;Russell & Kahn, 2007). Thus, ageing and obesity increase the onset of metabolic imbalances, leading to a reduced lifespan and accelerated cellular degradation processes such as deterioration of the structure and function of organs associated with genetic instability and disturbance of homeostatic pathways (Ahima, 2009 reported that an association between BMI and male fertility cannot be established and patients should be reassured that semen quality is not affected by obesity (Rufus et al, 2018).…”
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