Telomeres, Telomerase, and Senescence
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A doxycycline-inducible p16 INK4a knock-in human embryonic stem cell line was established, showing dose-dependent p16 INK4a and ZsGreen expression upon induction.
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Oxidative DNA damage at centromeres promotes chromosome instability, with lesions leading to DNA breaks and aneuploidy in pre-tumorigenic cells.
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Inducible hiPSC lines with controlled Progerin expression enable modeling of cellular aging, with successful integration confirmed by PCR and sequencing.
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Blood cell composition accounts for up to 53% of variation in DNA methylation age, with a strong influence from naїve and memory T cell balance.
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Macrophage-induced IL1B-IL1R1 signaling promotes senescent CAFs that mediate chemoresistance in colorectal cancer.
Tissue-specific aging patterns are revealed through transcriptomic analysis across multiple model systems and humans, indicating that each tissue ages differently.
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Lactobacillus plantarum and its metabolite indole-3-lactic acid restore skin barrier function by modulating the clock-ferroptosis axis in psoriasis.
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Proteome changes during replicative senescence are highly coordinated, with widespread chromatin protein depletion and increased mitochondrial insolubility, affecting cellular function.
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Chronic exposure to cigarette and waterpipe smoke extracts causes telomere shortening and increases telomerase activity, promoting cancer progression in lung, colon, and breast cancer cells.
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Six proteomic aging clocks consistently predicted lower biological age in a 12-week clinical trial of rentosertib for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
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Drosophila telomere transposons have repeatedly lost, gained, and horizontally transferred genes over 60 million years, showing dynamic convergent evolution and conflict with hosts.
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