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Plasma membrane damage is a new trigger of cellular senescence.
By blocking proliferation and inducing a secretory phenotype, cellular senescence has beneficial and deleterious effects, the latter being linked to aging. Suda et al. recently reported that plasma membrane (PM) damage (PMD) triggers senescence, suggesting that PMD inducers promote senescence and that the PMD repair machinery can regulate it.
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