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Impaired MAPT/tau-secretory lysosomes are linked to cognitive vulnerability in Alzheimer patients
MAPT/tau proteins propagate between brain regions in a prion-like manner, driving the onset and progression of dementia in Alzheimer disease (AD). However, the basis for variability in dementia progression among AD patients remains poorly understood. Here, we demonstrate that cognitively resilient AD patients, characterized by reduced MAPT/tau pathology, maintain lysosomal integrity, whereas cognitively vulnerable patients, exhibiting greater MAPT/tau burden, display lysosomal dysfunction....
The house mouse maintains constant telomere length throughout life
Telomeres protect the chromosome ends from deleterious DNA damage response and repair activities. In humans, telomerase maintains telomere length in germ and stem cells, but not in most somatic cells. Consequently, telomeres shorten with cell division and age, limiting cell proliferation and protecting against cancer. When telomeres become critically short, they may also cause senescence, inflammation, and organ failure, which are major drivers of aging. Therefore, maintaining an optimal,...
Late-Life Aerobic Exercise Attenuates DNA Damage and Telomere Dysfunction in Non-Atheroprone but Not in Atheroprone Aortic Regions
Cellular senescence is a state of persistent cell cycle arrest and is a critical contributor to arterial aging. The primary drivers of cellular senescence are the DNA damage response (DDR) and telomere dysfunction, which is induced by increasing exposure to DNA-damaging stimuli such as atheroprone shear stress. While late-life aerobic exercise is an effective intervention to mitigate arterial aging, its specific impact on the DDR and telomere dysfunction is unknown and may not show uniform...
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Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, August 2025.
Secondary organic aerosol in urban China: A distinct chemical regime for air pollution studies
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, August 2025.
A hypoxia-responsive tRNA-derived small RNA confers renal protection through RNA autophagy
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, August 2025.
Septal LYVE1+ macrophages control adipocyte stem cell adipogenic potential
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, August 2025.
Heavily polluted Tijuana River drives regional air quality crisis
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, August 2025.
Somatotopic organization of brainstem analgesic circuitry
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, August 2025.
Transcription factors SP5 and SP8 drive primary cilia formation in mammalian embryos
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, August 2025.
Machine learning–based penetrance of genetic variants
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, August 2025.
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Unlocking longevity through the comparative biology of aging
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Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, Page 890-892, August 2025.
Supply-chain vulnerabilities in critical medicines: A persistent risk to pharmaceutical security
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, Page 886-888, August 2025.
Taking nuclear energy to the Moon
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6763, Page 859-859, August 2025.