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senolytic refers to a therapeutic strategy intended to selectively eliminate senescent cells within aging biology and geroscience. The concept is grounded in senolytic therapeutics and selective elimination of senescent cells, with senescence survival pathway targeting providing the next layer needed to understand its practical behavior in research or therapy. A senolytic is an intervention class directed at senescent-cell survival, not a synonym for cellular senescence or for all aging-related drugs.

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MIT team builds noninvasive barcodes to spot aging cells with RamanOmics

MIT researchers have developed RamanOmics, a technique that creates unique barcodes for aging cells by combining Raman microscopy with gene expression data. This opens new ways to diagnose and target age-related diseases.