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DNA Damage Reduction

Meaning

DNA damage reduction is a key physiological and therapeutic goal focused on minimizing the incidence of mutations, strand breaks, and other molecular lesions within the cell’s genetic material. This reduction is vital for maintaining genomic stability, preventing cellular senescence, and significantly decelerating the biological aging process across all organ systems. Clinical strategies target both the prevention of initial damage from free radicals and the enhancement of endogenous DNA repair mechanisms within the nucleus.