Ace Therapeutics delivers specialized preclinical senescence & aging profiling services for kidney disease research, offering advanced in vitro models and biomarker analysis to accelerate drug discovery.
Cellular senescence, a state of irreversible cell cycle arrest triggered by stressors like DNA damage or oxidative stress, is increasingly recognized as a key driver of chronic kidney disease (CKD) progression. In renal tissues, persistent senescent cells promote fibrosis, inflammation, and functional impairment through the release of pro-inflammatory mediators and extracellular matrix remodeling factors. Profiling these aging-related mechanisms provides a foundation for identifying novel therapeutic interventions in preclinical research.
Our scientifically validated approaches are designed to replicate disease-specific microenvironments and quantify senescence hallmarks.
Service | Methodology | Key Outputs |
SA-β-gal Quantification | Hypoxia/oxidative stress + imaging | % SA-β-gal+ cells, stress-response curves |
p16/p21 Pathway Analysis | qPCR/Western blot | Gene/protein expression fold changes |
Telomere Length Analysis | Flow-FISH | Telomere length distribution, attrition rates |
SASP Factor Profiling | Multiplex immunoassays | Cytokine concentrations, secretory profiles |
Cellular senescence contributes to renal fibrosis, inflammation, and functional decline in CKD. Our services address critical gaps in
At Ace Therapeutics, we bridge the gap between mechanistic senescence research and actionable preclinical insights. Our platform is purpose-built to address the unique challenges of studying aging pathways in renal models, ensuring data robustness and biological relevance.
How do your models replicate CKD-associated senescence?
We employ primary renal cells and immortalized lines exposed to CKD-mimicking stressors (e.g., hypoxia, uremic toxins). Microenvironment customization ensures physiological relevance.
What distinguishes your telomere analysis from standard assays?
Flow-FISH allows single-cell resolution, enabling correlation between telomere length and senescence markers in heterogeneous populations.
Can SASP profiling be tailored to specific research needs?
Yes. Our team designs custom multiplex panels aligned with renal pathophysiology, including TGF-β, collagenases, or fibrosis-related factors.
How are senolytic screening results interpreted?
Data include p16/p21 suppression levels, viability changes, and SASP modulation to differentiate senolytic vs. cytotoxic effects.
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