Scientists Uncover Secrets of Immortal Cells
Researchers have developed a non-invasive method to study cells associated with aging, known as senescent cells or aged cells, which contribute to age-related diseases such as cancer and tissue degeneration. Using Raman microscopy techniques and gene activity analysis, they were able to identify unique "signatures" of these cells without destroying them. The studies were conducted on mouse cells, and efforts are underway to adapt the method for human tissues. The researchers highlighted the important role of senescent cells in growth processes and tissue regeneration, emphasizing that aging is not merely a pathological condition but also has vital functions in the human body.
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