Macromolecular damage
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2Reactive oxygen species
upin humans1
1 study
Reactive oxygen species
upin humans1
Reactive oxygen species increases macromolecular damage in humans.
“Macromolecular damage caused by the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) increases with the process of aging.”
Review
Revisiting ROS: duality in organ aging progression
Molecular biology reportsDec 15, 2025
Cellular senescence
upin reviews1
1 study
Cellular senescence
upin reviews1
Cellular senescence increases macromolecular damage.
“senescent cells as carriers and inducers of damage puts new light on senescence, considering it as a significant contributor to the rise in organismal damage”
Review
Aging cellOct 22, 2018
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Apigenin Improves Healthspan and Protects Against Alzheimer's Disease-Associated Proteotoxicity in C. elegans
Preprint: experiments in wormsInterventions
Cell & Bioscience
Molecular mechanisms and recent advances in cellular senescence
ReviewCellular senescence
Cellular & Molecular Biology Letters
Mitochondria-endoplasmic reticulum contact sites in hepatocytic senescence
ReviewCellular senescence
Molecular Biology Reports
Revisiting ROS: duality in organ aging progression
npj Aging
Space radiation induces distinct senescent phenotypes: Implications for space travel
Experiments in human cellsSenescence-associated secretory phenotype (SASP)
Journal of Imaging
Multifactorial Imaging Analysis as a Platform for Studying Cellular Senescence Phenotypes
Study in peopleBiomarkers
bioRxiv
Sphingolipid metabolism drives mitochondria remodeling during aging and oxidative stress
Preprint: experiments in yeastOxidative stress and ROS signalling