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Some cells stop dividing but refuse to die. Scientists call them senescent cells, but “zombie cells” is definitely more fun.
Now, MIT researchers have developed an AI-powered method to spot them more easily. The technique creates a kind of biological barcode from patterns found inside the cells.
So far, it has been tested on mouse skin and lung tissue. Researchers hope the method will eventually help them study how these cells contribute to aging and disease. Basically, AI is helping scientists hunt down the cells that refuse to leave the party.
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