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Tree Shrew as an Emerging Model for Aging Research: Characterization of Senescence and Therapeutic Interventions
Aging is characterized by progressive physiological decline and increased susceptibility to age-related diseases. Conventional rodent models have contributed significantly to our understanding of aging, yet their translational relevance is limited by substantial evolutionary divergence from humans.
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