Senolytic therapy alleviates physiological human brain aging and COVID-19 neuropathology
Julio Aguado(The University of Queensland), Ernst J. Wolvetang(The University of Queensland), Thomas P. Davis(The University of Queensland), Alexander Tyshkovskiy(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Vadim N. Gladyshev(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Alexander A. Khromykh(The University of Queensland), Alejandro Rojas‐Fernández(Austral University of Chile), Marco Prinz(University of Freiburg), Alberto A. Amarilla(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Jessica C. Mar(The University of Queensland), Julian D. J. Sng(The University of Queensland), Atefeh Taherian Fard(The University of Queensland), Alireza A. Baradar(The University of Queensland), Daniel Watterson(The University of Queensland), Eduardo A. Albornoz(The University of Queensland), Bertram Bengsch(University Medical Center Freiburg), Giovanni Pietrogrande(Hunter Medical Research Institute), Benjamin Liang(The University of Queensland), Ibrahim Javed(The University of Queensland), Trent M. Woodruff(The University of Queensland), Pranesh Padmanabhan(The University of Queensland), Marius Schwabenland(University Medical Center Freiburg), Rhys Parry(The University of Queensland), Harman Kaur Chaggar(The University of Queensland), Morgan E. Freney(The University of Queensland), Naphak Modhiran(The University of Queensland), Cecilia Gómez‐Inclán(The University of Queensland), Malindrie Dharmaratne(The University of Queensland), Ariel Isaacs(The University of Queensland)
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