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A transitional senescence program drives inflammatory monocyte state expansion in aging humans
Dysfunctional monocyte states contribute to age-related pathologies and systemic inflammation. However, the gene regulatory networks governing the transition to these states remain unknown. Here we used bulk and single-cell multidimensional integrative profiling to reveal previously uncharacterized
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