‘Zombie cells’ in the body tied to aging may actually help heal tissue damage
“Zombie cells” both contribute to age-related disease and help heal important tissues.
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What Are Zombie Cells, and What Role Do They Play in Aging? – ET HealthWorld
After reaching the destined number of cell divisions, some of them might lose the capacity to activate the “kill switch”, and enter a phase called Senescence. In this phase, a cell can neither divide, nor kill...
Read MoreAge-induced prostaglandin E2 impairs mitochondrial fitness and increases mortality to influenza infection
Nature Communications – Ageing has been associated with impaired function of alveolar macrophages and increased susceptibility, mortality and complications as a result of viral infection. Here, the…
Read MoreHealthspan versus lifespan: new medicines to close the gap
Nature Aging – On 27 and 28 June 2022, the UK SPINE network ( www.kespine.org.uk ) held an in-person conference focusing on how new medicines could contribute to improving healthspan (healthy life…
Read MoreAnti-aging science: In search of eternal youth
A new technique for regenerating cells is not ready for humans, but has potential for extending the quality of life
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