Status of mTOR activity may phenotypically differentiate senescence and quiescence.

Molecules and Cells
Sohee Cho, Eun Seong Hwang

Abstract

SA β-Gal activity is a key marker of cellular senescence. The origin of this activity is the lysosomal β-galactosidase, whose activity has increased high enough to be detected at suboptimal pH. SA β-Gal is also expressed in the cells in quiescence driven by serum-starvation or a high confluency, and it has been hypothesized that SA β-Gal positivity is rather a surrogate marker of high lysosome content or activity. In this study, it was determined how SA β-Gal activity is expressed in quiescence and how lysosome content and activities are differently maintained in senescence and quiescence using DNA damage-induced senescence and serum starvation-induced quiescence as study models. Lysosome content increased to facilitate SA β-Gal expression in both the conditions but with a big difference in the levels of the change. Lipofuscins whose accumulation leads to an increase in residual bodies also increased but with a smaller difference between the two conditions. Meanwhile, lysosome biogenesis was actively ongoing only in senescence progression, indicating that the difference in the lysosome contents may largely be due to lysosome biogenesis. Further, the cells undergoing senescence progression but not the ones in quiescence maintain...Continue Reading

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