Hallmark (2022): senescent cells
Cells that have permanently stopped dividing but stay alive and secrete inflammatory signals, helping nearby cancer cells grow and resist treatment.
Senescence-associated secretory phenotype from stromal and tumour cells after therapy; senolytics aim to clear them (one-two punch).
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- TermEnabling characteristic: tumour-promoting inflammation
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- TermHallmark: inducing or accessing vasculature
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