Kneecapped by Aging: New and Scrutinized Science Suggests Why the UNITY Osteoarthritis Trial Failed

UNITY Biotechnology was the first senolytic startup out of the gate, and the failure of its Phase II trial in osteoarthritis was a crushing disappointment. A careful look back at the underlying science and three new scientific papers give us a good idea why and suggest ways to move forward.

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EoY 2022-ApoptoSENS

Week One of our 2022 End of Year Campaign features ApoptoSENS (Removing Dysfunctional Cells) – with a disease focus on Challenging Alzheimer’s. Also featuring videos from Life Noggin, AMA with Dr. Amit Sharma and Michael Rae.

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Correlation between SASP or senescent cell burden and any routinely measured inflammatory marker?

For our SENSible Question series, a supporter asks if there are any common lab tests available that could be used as a readout of a person’s burden of inflammatory signals from senescent cells. The answer is ‘no,’ unfortunately, but we review a number of hard-to-access or research-only tests that might be able to tell us something with a bit more work.

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A New Immune Cell Type That Can Fight Senescence

Research Info When normal cells lose their ability to replicate, they become senescent cells. Over time, senescent cells accumulate in aging tissues, spewing off a cocktail of inflammatory and growth factors, as well as enzymes that break down surrounding tissue and cause inflammation. This phenomenon is known as the “senescence-associated secretory phenotype” (SASP). Senescent cells – and …

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Identification and Targeting of Noncanonical Death Resistant Cells

SENS Research Foundation Research Center Forever Healthy Foundation Fellowship in Rejuvenation Biotechnology Fellow: Tesfahun Admasu When cells age, they lose their proliferative capacity and stop dividing in a phenomenon called senescence. Cellular senescence decreases the regenerative capacity of cells and tissues. Throughout the aging process, senescent cells accumulate and secrete a characteristic set of proteins, called …

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