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Finally a map for human senescence

Posted by optimizer_jenna in Longevity & Anti-Aging - 1 points, 0 comments.

https://www.nutraingredients.com/News/Promotional-features/cellular-senescence-network-sennet-publishes-first-comprehensive-human-senescence-atlas

I found this piece about SenNet publishing a Human Senescence Atlas. It is basically a comprehensive map of where these zombie cells actually accumulate in the human body.

Actually, this is much more useful than another mouse study. I am always a bit skeptical when I see claims about lifespan increases in rodents because it rarely translates directly to us. Having a real human atlas seems like a HUGE step for safety. It might actually help us understand if senolytics are hitting the right targets or just causing random damage.

Tbh, I still wonder if we can even measure this in ourselves without a biopsy. Do you think we will see a blood test that can actually use this atlas to tell us when to start a senolytic cycle? Or is this just more academic theory for now?

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