Senescent cells have stopped dividing but stay in the body. They build up with age and release signals that can cause inflammation. Researchers study ways to clear them out (senolytics) or calm their signals.
Old, damaged cells that have stopped dividing but haven't died.
Senescent cells have stopped dividing but stay in the body. They build up with age and release signals that can cause inflammation. Researchers study ways to clear them out (senolytics) or calm their signals.