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Cellular Senescence and Stem Cell Exhaustion: Implications for Aging and Regeneration

Kumar, Navin, Walia, Harpreet Kaur·2025·Cellular Senescence, Age-Related Disorders, and Emerging Treatments
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  • Senescent cells are a broad category of damaged cells that enter growth arrest and cause inflammation and stem cell exhaustion.

    “In mammals, one candidate for x is senescent cells—a broad category of damaged cells that enter growth arrest and cause inflammation and stem cell exhaustion56,57.”

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Cellular Senescence, Age-Related Disorders, and Emerging Treatments
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