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Lysosome Function Modulation

Molecular classification
Other
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Overview

Lysosome function modulation refers not only to altering degradative capacity but also encompasses regulation at transcriptional/translational levels—integrating environmental signals into adaptive responses crucial for healthspan maintenance across diverse physiological contexts.

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Biological functions

DegradationRecyclingNutrient sensingMetabolic regulationSignalingPlasma membrane repairAutophagy
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Neurodegenerative diseaseGenetic disordersAgingLysosomal storage disorders

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