Identification of Senescence in Cancer Cells

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Senescence is thought to be a programmed response to protect cells from DNA damage by preventing cell cycle progression under stress conditions (1 ). The prolonged arrest associated with senescence limits the number of mutational hits required for tumorigenesis, supporting a role for senescence as a tumor suppressive mechanism.

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