Lab study · Exercise · Added 25 Sept 2026
Unraveling skeletal muscle senescence in an in vitro cell culture model
Source: Frontiers in Aging
What the research found
IntroductionSkeletal muscles are crucial for voluntary movement, posture, breathing, joint stability, and therefore are essential for maintaining overall health and quality of life. Aging, sarcopenia, cancer, immobilization, and several muscle pathologies can have an impact on muscle function, and muscle cell senescence is associated with these conditions.MethodsHere we aimed to develop a primary cell culture model t
Evidence level: Lab study. Results in animals or cells often don't carry over to people.
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