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Cellular Repair Enzymes

Meaning

Cellular Repair Enzymes are a diverse class of proteins responsible for identifying, excising, and replacing damaged components within the cell, most notably within the DNA structure. These enzymes are indispensable for maintaining genomic integrity and preventing the accumulation of somatic mutations that drive cellular dysfunction and aging. Their collective activity is a primary determinant of a cell’s ability to recover from oxidative stress and external damage. They are the molecular workforce of cellular longevity.