Researchers have characterised how dying, or necrotic, cells contribute to the body’s regeneration process, with potential implications for wound and tissue repair.

How do you study skin senescence in the lab? We use a variety of cell culture ... cell death. So, this is less about altering the senescent state and more of a preventative mechanism.

Among the many marvels of life is the cell's ability to divide and thus enable organisms to grow and renew themselves. For ...

These are cells that do not divide, are involved in the aging process, and are resistant to cell death, but are still ... for ...

and senescence-related mechanisms. Aging may suppress tumor proliferation by inducing cell cycle arrest and secreting SASP factors, but it may also promote tumor growth by altering immune ...

At this point, DNA repair systems recognize it as DNA damage and trigger a form of permanent cell cycle arrest called replicative senescence, which may lead to cell death called apoptosis ... telomere ...

SAIL’s basic science research team is focused on understanding the mechanisms of immune senescence during chronic viral infection and chronologic aging. Our overall goal is to inform strategies for ...

The researchers have studied a process known as cellular senescence under which damaged cells stop proliferating simply as a survival mechanism, which in turn causes them to scatter around ...

Dr. Gunn added, “Given QBECO SSI’s novel immunological mechanism and the growing interest in the role of senescence in the progression of aging and chronic disease, these data suggest that clearing ...

Huntington's disease is a rare genetic, autosomal dominant, neurodegenerative disease, caused by CAG repeat expansions in the ...