Lamin A

Biomarker

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Aging Cell

High-fat diet effects persist in lab-grown rat liver structures

Experiments using liver structures grown from high-fat-fed male rats found persistent changes resembling senescence, a state in which cells stop dividing.Experiments using liver structures grown from high-fat-fed male rats found persistent changes resembling senescence, a state in which cells stop dividing.

Experiments in liver organoids from male rats, against organoids from control-fed ratsMechanisms

Limit: Organoid cell composition was unknown; persistence was demonstrated in populations, not individual cells

Journal of Neuroinflammation

Protein loss promotes age-linked brain cell activation in mice

In experiments, aged mice lacking the protein showed stronger age-linked brain cell activation, but no obvious loss of nerve insulation or faster decline in movement.In experiments, aged mice lacking the protein showed stronger age-linked brain cell activation, but no obvious loss of nerve insulation or faster decline in movement.

Experiments in adult and aged mice, against aged control miceMechanisms

Limit: The experiments did not distinguish adaptive activation from early, compensated persistent activation

Journal of Hypertension

A protein raised aging markers in lab-grown placental cells

Experiments using a human placental cell line also found reduced invasion into surrounding material when researchers increased the protein BCL10.Experiments using a human placental cell line also found reduced invasion into surrounding material when researchers increased the protein BCL10.

Experiments in human cellsMechanisms
bioRxiv

Nuclear anchors weaken in senescent cultured human retinal cells

In a laboratory experiment, chemically induced senescent human retinal cells showed increased mobility and altered binding of proteins that anchor DNA to the nuclear…In a laboratory experiment, chemically induced senescent human retinal cells showed increased mobility and altered binding of proteins that anchor DNA to the nuclear scaffold.

Preprint: experiments in human cellsCellular senescence
Advanced Science

Lamin B1 deficiency impairs bone formation in stem cells

In bone marrow stem cells linked to senile osteoporosis, lamin B1 loss triggered a form of cell death that disrupted mitochondria and impaired bone formation.In bone marrow stem cells linked to senile osteoporosis, lamin B1 loss triggered a form of cell death that disrupted mitochondria and impaired bone formation.

Experiments in cellsBones and joints
bioRxiv

DNA polymerase kappa supports genome repair in cultured neurons

In mouse and human neurons, depleting POLK reduced repair-associated DNA synthesis and induced senescence-like stress, while augmenting POLK lowered DNA damage markers.In mouse and human neurons, depleting POLK reduced repair-associated DNA synthesis and induced senescence-like stress, while augmenting POLK lowered DNA damage markers.

Preprint: experiments in human cellsMechanisms
bioRxiv

Lactate receptor activation reduces arterial senescence in mice

In progeroid mice, activating the GPR81 receptor with the agonist CHBA reduced arterial lipid buildup, lowered cellular senescence, and improved endothelial integrity.In progeroid mice, activating the GPR81 receptor with the agonist CHBA reduced arterial lipid buildup, lowered cellular senescence, and improved endothelial integrity.

Preprint: experiments in miceInterventions