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Sex- and age-differences in cellular hallmarks of aging in a species with female-biased longevity and environmental sex determination

2025-12-13

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Cellular hallmarks of aging have been discovered and characterized in a number of model species for studying aging biology - such as humans, mice, fruit flies, and nematodes. Whether these canonical age-related changes to cellular physiology are present across diverse species that have variable rates of demographic aging remains less studied. Here, we tested whether several ubiquitous cellular hallmarks of aging –...

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4d0d8bfc-3bde-592d-a61c-66160679f898
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10.64898/2025.12.10.693506
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