Lecture 14 Flashcards

1
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What are Hallmarks of Senesence?

A

Irreversible cell cycle arrest
Macromolecular damage
Deregulated metabolism

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2
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Can you characterize all senescent cells with 1 marker?

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No you need a multi marker approach

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3
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Senescence-Associated Secretory Phenotype (SASP) are they harmful or beneficial?

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Both: Transient SASP = beneficial
Permanent SASP = harmful

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4
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What does cell size and senesence have in common?

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The bigger the cells the more senesence markers exist

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5
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What triggers senesence?

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Tumor suppresors (p53, Rb…)

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6
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Whats the difference between senolytic and senomorphic?

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Senolytic: Killing senescent cells via treatment
Senomorphic: SASP modulating to reduce impact of senescent cells

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7
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What is p16Ink4a

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a critical factor and reporter of celluar senescence
Eliminating leads to increased lifespan

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