The aim of this research is to investigate whether physical gene characteristics can predict age-related changes in gene expression. Specifically, we analyze gene length, GC content, distance to the ends of the chromosome, and similar features to determine their connection with differential expression between young and old individuals. Among these features, gene length consistently shows a strong correlation with age-related expression patterns. However, when combined, the selected features do not provide sufficient predictive power to train a classifier capable of exceeding a modest 66% accuracy. These findings highlight the limitations of the current feature set and point toward the need for more complex feature preprocessing steps or biologically relevant features in future predictive models.