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Developmental senescence profiling reveals Eda2r as a common mediator in the core senescence program
ABSTRACT Cellular senescence is a distinct state of stable cell-cycle arrest coupled to a dynamic secretory phenotype. Although transient senescence contributes to embryonic development and regeneration, its relationship to the chronic forms associated with damage and aging is unclear. Here, we gene
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