This Review defines the current understanding of the genetic pathways that regulate senescence induction, maintenance, propagation and heterogeneity, including the DNA damage response, non-genotoxic stress pathways, epigenetic changes and cell-cell communication.
This study critically examines how viral and bacterial agents induce cellular senescence, particularly in vitro, reviewing the regulatory mechanisms involved and discusses genetic variants affecting infection susceptibility and categorizes senescence markers.
E. V. Simoroz, Y. V. Antonov, G. Muravyov et al.· Vavilovskii zhurnal genetiki...· 0 citations
It is proposed that integrating precise editing, in vivo screening, single-cell multi-omics, and emerging artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted design may provide information and a design basis for future combined strategies that simultaneously target vulnerabilities in senescent cells and malignant populations.
Bo Fan, Aiwei Wu, Xue Pan et al.· Ageing and Cancer Research &...· 0 citations
Improved molecular, spatial and functional resolution of senescent states will be essential for developing biomarker-guided and tissue-specific interventions that preserve the beneficial functions of transient senescence while limiting its chronic deleterious effects.
P. Chmielewski· Biogerontology (Dordrecht)· 1 citation
Cellular senescence is an irreversible growth arrest state and a hallmark of organismal aging. While induction of cellular senescence in healthy organs is undesirable, senescence of specific cell types can be beneficial in certain pathological milieus. For instance, the senescence of activated myofibroblasts helps to l...
Asish K. Ghosh, Karim Ullah, Cian O'Donnell et al.· Aging and Disease· 0 citations
Current understanding of mitochondrial regulation across senescence subtypes is synthesized and how mitochondrial dysfunction actively drives senescence heterogeneity is highlighted to provide a conceptual framework for developing precision interventions in aging and cancer.
Minseo Ahn, Sung-Jin Yoon, Jae Ho Seo· Frontiers in Cell and Develo...· 0 citations
This review systematically examines the molecular mechanisms of cellular senescence, with emphasis on the intrinsic logic governing bidirectional remodeling between senescent cells and the immune microenvironment, to provide a new theoretical foundation for next-generation precision cancer immunotherapy.
Wen-Wen Zhao, Pengfei Zhang, Li-Xin Li et al.· Cell Death Discovery· 0 citations
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