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Senolytic Treatment Reverses Obesity-Mediated Senescent Cell Accumulation in the Ovary
Senescent cells are in a cell cycle arrest state and accumulate with aging and obesity, contributing to a chronic inflammatory state. Treatment with senolytic drugs dasatinib and quercetin (D + Q) can reduce senescent cell burden in several tissues, increasing lifespan. Despite this, there are few r
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