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Abstract

Vascular senescence is a central driver of whole-body ageing, yet rescue strategies remain limited. Here we show that hydrogen sulfide (H2S) bioavailability declines in ageing and atherosclerosis and is associated with endothelial senescence. Developing a novel remote-control, endothelial-specific, mitochondria-targeted chemogenetic system, we spatiotemporally controlled H2S generation and thereby mitigated endothelial senescence-driven programs and reversed vascular remodeling in aged mice.

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