Cellular rejuvenation refers to restoration of youthful cellular function, resilience, and repair capacity. Rejuvenation involves improved mitochondrial performance, enhanced proteostasis, and stabilized gene expression patterns. Cellular rejuvenation focuses on functional renewal rather than cell replacement. Aging cells retain latent capacity for rejuvenation when appropriate pathways are activated. This concept underpins emerging longevity strategies targeting metabolic and epigenetic regulation. Understanding cellular rejuvenation supports development of interventions that restore cellular health and delay functional decline.
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