When stored at 20C or below and protected from light, both components maintain stability for extended periods under recommended conditions
doi: 10.3389/fcell.2025.1556359 Received 06 January 2025 Accepted 12 March 2025 Published 26 March 2025 Volume 13 - 2025 Edited by Kihong Lim, University of Rochester, United States Reviewed by Florian Barthelemy, University of California, Los Angeles, United States Ha-Reum Lee, Chungnam National University, Republic of Korea Kanwal Ashiq, Superior University, Pakistan Updates Copyright 2025 Ye, Ren, Chen, Shen, Wang, Wu and Zhang
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Mechanistic investigations in human somatic cell cultures have suggested that Epithalon may: Activate telomerase in vitro Support telomere maintenance and reduce the accumulation of DNA replicationassociated errors Potentially modulate the balance between cellular senescence and replicative capacity in experimental systems In parallel, Epithalon has been examined for its ability to interact with oxidative stress pathways and free radical markers, which may contribute to observed longevity-related effects in certain preclinical models