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Transcriptomic and epigenetic assessment of ageing female skin and fibroblasts identifies age related reduced oxidative phosphorylation is exacerbated by smoking.
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Louise I. Pease, James Wordsworth, Daryl P. Shanley
This study identifies age-related disruptions in calcium homeostasis in male skin fibroblasts, exacerbated by smoking and UV exposure, and links these changes to increased senescence and disease susceptibility.