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New approach assesses frailty in older adults on a continuum

New approach assesses frailty in older adults on a continuum
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Why damaged adult hearts can t regenerate

Your skin, other organs, and the hearts of newborn mice and humans can regenerate after being damaged, but adult hearts can't. Here's why.

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Pitt Study Explains Why Adults Hearts Don t Regenerate

Pitt Study Explains Why Adults Hearts Don t Regenerate
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Pitt researchers to contribute to building an atlas of cellular senescence

Most cells throughout the body can divide and multiply to replace old cells and repair damaged tissue, but in response to certain stresses, cells can lose their ability to proliferate. These so-called senescent cells accumulate with age and may contribute to cancer and age-related disorders, such as chronic lung disease, cardiovascular disease, frailty and dementia, by pumping out signals that damage neighboring tissues.

Toren finkelJonathan silversteinEmily hendersonCarnegie mellon universityCellular senescence network sennet programOhio state universityUniversity of pittsburgh school medicineInstitute at pittTristate sennet tissue mapping centerSennet consortiumNational institutes of health common fundDepartment of biomedical informatics at pittUniversity of pittsburghUniversity of rochesterData coordination centerHuman biomolecular atlas program hub

Pitt teams tapped to develop Google Maps of cells important in aging

The National Institutes of Health has given two Pitt projects $31 million to create a molecular atlas that could help researchers understand age-related diseases as diverse as cancer and dementia.

Toren finkelIrfan rahmanJonathan silversteinCellular senescence network sennet programOhio state universityInstitute at pittTristate sennet tissue mapping centerHuman biomolecular atlas programSennet consortiumCarnegie mellon university school of computer sciencePhil blood of the pittsburgh supercomputing centerNational institutes of health common fundDepartment of biomedical informatics at pittUniversity of pittsburghUniversity of rochesterSennet consortium organization

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