Findings reveal Notch signalling influences stem cell ageing in elderly cancer patients, suggesting new recovery strategies post-chemotherapy.
Notch signalling and stem cell ageing: insights from the ReSinAge project Elderly cancer patients suffer high haematopoietic toxicity upon chemotherapy. ReSinAge aims to boost haematopoietic recovery and increase the survival after chemotherapy in the elderly by improving the regenerative capacity of the aged haematopoietic stem cell niche. In detail, we aim to disclose the functional interplay between blood stem cells and their niche, and its targeting as an innovative strategy to overcome chemotherapy toxicity and increase the survival of elderly cancer patients.
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