Pulp Cell Senescence is a biological phenomenon characterized by the irreversible arrest of cell division in dental pulp cells, accompanied by altered cellular function and sustained secretion of pro-inflammatory factors, distinguishing it from transient cell cycle quiescence or apoptosis within the context of pulp tissue aging and fibrotic progression.
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