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Tissue Maintenance Signaling

Meaning

Tissue Maintenance Signaling refers to the continuous, complex network of biochemical and cellular communication pathways that operate to preserve the structural integrity, functional capacity, and cellular turnover of an organ or tissue throughout the lifespan. This signaling encompasses the precise balance between cell proliferation, differentiation, repair, and apoptosis, ensuring that damaged or senescent cells are cleared and replaced appropriately. Optimal tissue maintenance signaling is fundamental to longevity, preventing the accumulation of cellular damage that underlies age-related decline and disease.