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The curated gene set is highly enriched with genes involved in the cellular response to stress. The Reactome analysis identified 398 biological pathways, narrowed down to 172 pathways using a medium threshold (p-value &lt; 1 \u00d7 10\u22124). We further summarized these pathways into 14 pathway categories, e.g., cellular response to stimuli\/stress, DNA repair, gene expression, and immune system. There were overlapping categories between stress resistance and longevity, including gene expression, signal transduction, immune system, and cellular responses to stimuli\/stress. The categories include the PIP3-AKT-FOXO and mTOR pathways, known to specify lifespans in the model systems. They also include the accelerated aging syndrome genes (WRN and HGPS\/LMNA), while the genes were also involved in non-overlapped categories. Notably, nuclear pore proteins are enriched among the stress-resistance pathways and overlap with diverse metabolic pathways. 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