Aryl hydrocarbon receptor blocks aging-induced senescence in the liver and fibroblast cells
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A. Ramanathan | J. Campisi | P. Fernández-Salguero | E. Rico-Leo | Francisco J. González-Rico | J. Merino | Ana Nacarino-Palma | Claudia M. Rejano-Gordillo | Ana Ordiales-Talavero
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