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Analysis of PTMs in secretory pathways of senescent human cells
Cellular senescence is a state of stable cell-cycle arrest accompanied by extensive molecular and phenotypic remodeling, including changes in intracellular organization and secretory activity. While senescence-associated transcriptional programs and changes in protein abundance are widely characteri
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