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Genomic Stability Enhancement

Meaning

The clinical and biological process of actively maintaining the integrity and structure of the cell’s genetic material (DNA) against damage from internal and external stressors. Enhancement strategies focus on supporting DNA repair mechanisms, optimizing telomere length, and reducing the frequency of mutations, all of which are critical factors in cellular longevity and function. A stable genome is essential for accurate cellular signaling and replication, directly underpinning the long-term health and functional capacity of endocrine tissues. Compromised genomic stability is a primary driver of cellular senescence and age-related hormonal decline.