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Rapid Senectome and Alternative Splicing miRNAs Changes with the Relaxation Response: A One Year Follow-Up Study

2020-07-12

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Mental stress represents a pivotal factor in cardiovascular diseases. The mechanism by which stress produces its deleterious effects is still under study but one of the most explored pathway is cell senescence. In this scenario, circulating microRNAs appear to be mobile regulatory elements of the telomerase activity and alternative splicing within the ”senectome” network. Anti-stress techniques seem to...

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b4e06d64-39b6-521f-a5c0-dbee5bcfe85f
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10.20944/preprints202007.0268.v1
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