Nutrigenetic, Nutrigenomic & Nutriepigenetic Approaches in Age Management Interventions
A special issue of Nutrients (ISSN 2072-6643). This special issue belongs to the section "Nutrigenetics and Nutrigenomics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 April 2025 | Viewed by 1799
Special Issue Editors
Interests: nutritional evaluation; nutritional biomarkers; practical nutrition; metabolic disease; diabetes
Special Issues, Collections and Topics in MDPI journals
Interests: genetic testing; epigenetic biomarkers; age management; gerontology; anti-aging; healthcare; clinical nutrition; nutrigenomics; nutrigenetics; genetic polymorphism; reverse aging; slow aging
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The basis of precision nutrition and personalized nutrition is a medical rigor grade in nutritional evaluation and pharmacologically accurate intervention based on precise biochemical pathway modulation.
We welcome the medical approach in nutrition as a guide and foundation for all healthcare professionals involved in nutritional sciences. This Special Issue should collect scientific data regarding:
- Nutrigenetics;
- Nutrigenomics;
- Functional genomics;
- SNP’s;
- Metabolomics;
- Microbiota and microbiomics;
- Epigenetics and epigenomics;
- OMICs age management interventions;
- Child nutrition;
- Young adult nutrition;
- Mature adult nutrition;
- Senescent nutrition;
- Nutritional senolytics;
- Menopause andropause;
- Gene–diet interactions;
- Personalized nutrition;
- Nutritional endocrine/hormonal modulation;
- Dietary patterns;
- Nutritional metabolic modulation;
- Nutritional homeostasis;
- Metabolic energetic homeostasis;
- Mitochondrial homeostasis;
- Nutritional miomarkers;
- Nutritional precise evaluation;
- Nutritional anthropometry;
- Biomarkers;
- Circulating RNAs;
- Food technology;
- Sustainability;
- Genetics.
Dr. Anca Lucia Pop
Dr. Ovidiu Penes
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- nutrigenetics
- nutrigenomics
- functional genomics
- SNP's
- metabolomics
- microbiota and microbiomics
- epigenetics and epigenomics
- OMICs age management interventions
- child nutrition
- young adult nutrition
- mature adult nutrition
- senescent nutrition
- nutritional senolytics
- menopause andropause
- gene–diet interactions
- personalized nutrition
- nutritional endocrine/hormonal modulation
- dietary patterns
- nutritional Metabolic modulation
- nutritional homeostasis
- metabolic energetic homeostasis
- mitochondrial homeostasis
- nutritional Biomarkers
- nutritional precise evaluation
- nutritional anthropometry
- biomarkers
- circulating RNAs
- food technology
- sustainability
- genetics
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