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Microscopic view of damaged senescent cell showing internal oxidative stress, DNA damage. Cellular dysfunction evident due to Royalty Free Stock Photo
A buildup of oxidative stress and damaged DNA within a senescent cell leading to cellular dysfunction Royalty Free Stock Photo
A damaged mitochondrion within a senescent cell unable to produce energy efficiently Royalty Free Stock Photo
A section of a replicative senescent cell with a flattened morphology and enlarged lysosomes Royalty Free Stock Photo
Diagram of the Cell Cycle Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aging process. Telomeres shorten, and cell division stops Royalty Free Stock Photo
Senescent Cell
Microscopic view of a of immune cells engulfing a senescent cell in a process known as phagocytosis Royalty Free Stock Photo
Accumulation of agerelated macromolecules within a senescent cell leading to impaired cell function and increased Royalty Free Stock Photo
Apoptosis. programmed cell death Royalty Free Stock Photo
Changes senescent cells During ageing Royalty Free Stock Photo
Cellular senescence. Chronic inflammation Royalty Free Stock Photo
Hallmarks of aging Royalty Free Stock Photo
A senescent cell undergoing autophagy where it degrades its own components to recycle energy and resources Royalty Free Stock Photo
Senescent Cell as zombie cells as a symbol for Cellular Senescence and aging in living tissue as secreted molecules from the cell may repair tissues as age related changes as a positive or negative effect on health


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