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Senescent cell clearance ameliorates temporal lobe epilepsy and associated spatial memory deficits in mice

2024-07-31

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Current therapies for the epilepsies only treat the symptoms, but do not prevent epileptogenesis (the process in which epilepsy develops). Many cellular responses during epileptogenesis are also common hallmarks of cellular senescence , which halts proliferation of damaged cells. Clearing senescent cells (SCs) restores function in several age-associated and neurodegenerative disease models. It is unknown whether...

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328fbf78-e62b-5eb6-af27-cf4736529577
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10.1101/2024.07.30.605784
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