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senescence

/sɪˈnes.əns/

Traduction: Processus biologique de vieillissement caractérisé par un déclin progressif des fonctions cellulaires et organiques, et une vulnérabilité accrue aux maladies avec le temps.

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noun

/sɪˈnes.əns/C2formalscientific
  • frProcessus biologique de vieillissement caractérisé par un déclin progressif des fonctions cellulaires et organiques, et une vulnérabilité accrue aux maladies avec le temps.

The biological process of aging, characterized by a gradual decline in function and increased vulnerability to disease over time.

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  1. Biological agingC2formalscientific

    The process of growing older and the gradual deterioration of functional characteristics in living organisms.

    frSénescence (vieillissement biologique)

    • Senescence in humans is associated with a decline in cellular repair mechanisms.
    • Researchers study plant senescence to understand how leaves change color in autumn.
    • The rate of senescence varies greatly among different animal species.

    Synonymesaging

  2. Property of old ageC2formalscientific

    The state or condition of being old, characterized by reduced vitality and increased vulnerability.

    frSénescence

    • The senescence of the population has significant economic implications.
    • Certain genetic mutations can accelerate the onset of senescence.
    • The study focused on the molecular markers of cellular senescence.

    Synonymesagednessagingdecrepitudeold age

    Antonymesvigoryouth

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  • senescences plural form
  • senescences' possessive plural form
  • senescence's possessive singular form
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