Senescence: Killing Zombie Cells May Slow Aging Senescence: Killing Zombie Cells May Slow Aging

Senescence: Killing Zombie Cells May Slow Aging

Richard Diedrichs
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Descripción editorial

Some cells in the body stop dividing and remain active. They damage tissue and lead to aging-related diseases. Researchers have found that killing these "zombie" cells can restore tissue, help the body resist disease, and increase health span and life longevity.

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No ficción
PUBLICADO
2018
27 de marzo
IDIOMA
EN
Inglés
EXTENSIÓN
3
Páginas
EDITORIAL
Richard Diedrichs
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72,5
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