Exercise reduces circulating biomarkers of cellular senescence in humans

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Abstract Cellular senescence has emerged as a significant and potentially tractable mechanism of aging and multiple aging‐related conditions. Biomarkers of senescent cell burden, including molecular signals in circulating immune cells and the abundance of circulating senescence‐related proteins, have been associated with chronological age and clinical parameters of biological age in humans. The extent to which...

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