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Investigating the role of cellular senescence in skeletal muscle and sarcopenia

2021-01-01

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Senescence was first described by the pioneering work of Hayflick whereby human diploid fibroblasts underwent repeated population doublings, and the cells demonstrated a finite replicative limit in culture. It is now recognised that most replicative cells have the capability to undergo senescence. More recently senescence-like properties have been described in terminally differentiated cells, including skeletal mu...

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7024ba4f-38dd-573c-9be7-d3cdabbd8f41
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10.17638/03134929
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