Abstract:Incidence rates for glioblastoma increase exponentially with age in a sex-specific manner, with a steeper increase observed in men. This suggests that age may be a more significant factor in promoting male tumors than female tumors. Drivers in the age-related cancer increase include both the accumulation of DNA damage and microenvironment changes, specifically an increase in the number of senescent cells. Cellular senescence comprises two distinct components – a cell cycle arrest program that prevents prolifer… Show more
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