Aims and Scope

Aims and Scope — Senescence

Published by Tomorrow's Research Publications (TRP)

Aims. Senescence focuses on cellular senescence and cellular-level aging biology — why cells stop dividing, what they do once they stop, and how that process drives, or sometimes protects against, age-related disease.

Scope. The journal covers:

• Mechanisms of cellular senescence induction (replicative, oncogene-induced, stress-induced)
• The senescence-associated secretory phenotype (SASP) and its downstream effects
• Senolytics and senomorphics — therapeutics targeting senescent cells
• Senescence in cancer biology (tumor suppression vs. tumor-promoting roles)
• Senescence and tissue-level aging, fibrosis, and chronic disease
• Immune clearance of senescent cells
• Biomarkers for detecting and quantifying senescent cells
• Senescence in the context of longevity interventions and healthspan research

Article types. Original research, translational/therapeutic studies, and critical reviews.

Audience. Cell biologists, aging researchers, oncologists, and translational medicine researchers.