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Genotoxic and metabolic stress drive divergent senescence programs in human microglia

Sep 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations · 4 references
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Investigating the impact of chronic genotoxic and metabolic stress on senescence-associated phenotypes in the human microglia cell line HMC3 demonstrated that chronic genotoxic and metabolic stress drive distinct yet overlapping senescence programs characterised by morphological changes, mitochondrial remodelling and persistent inflammatory activation.

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