Mislocalization of Nucleic Acids in Cells as a Driver of Age-Related Inflammation

Nucleic acids such as DNA and RNA should in the normal course of events largely remain localized within the cell nucleus and mitochondria, the locations of the nuclear genome and mitochondrial genomes respectively. Changes that take place with age disrupt everything, however, and this disruption includes the mislocalization of DNA and RNA fragments into the...

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