Cellular homeostasis

Pathway11 papers1 findingGO 0019725

  • Humans3
  • Animals4
  • Model organisms2

Associations

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Autophagy

upin H. vulgaris1

1 study
  1. Autophagy is associated with cellular homeostasis in H. vulgaris.

    “sustained telomerase activity, autophagy regulation, and microbiome stability in H. vulgaris are associated with stem cell renewal and long-term tissue homeostasis”

    Reviewin H. vulgaris

    Conditional Senescence and Longevity Mechanisms in Early-Branching Metazoans: Insights from Hydra · Current issues in molecular biology · 19 Sep 2026

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Loss of MYO1C causes age-dependent rod dysfunction in mice

Global and rod-specific knockout mice developed rhodopsin mislocalization and progressive scotopic vision loss starting at six months of age.Global and rod-specific knockout mice developed rhodopsin mislocalization and progressive scotopic vision loss starting at six months of age.

Cell ReportsAnimals

Aging mouse brains accumulate myelin lipids that drive lysosomal dysfunction

Lysosomal multi-omics shows altered sphingolipid breakdown leads to glycosphingolipid buildup and lysosome enlargement, especially in aging microglia.Lysosomal multi-omics shows altered sphingolipid breakdown leads to glycosphingolipid buildup and lysosome enlargement, especially in aging microglia.