Senolysis is not just a typo variant of senolytics. It is the process term. That makes it important for readers who are trying to understand whether a paper is talking about the biology of clearance, the compounds being tested, or the results of a trial.
Giving senolysis its own nested entry creates a cleaner knowledge architecture for the site. It prevents the technology branch from collapsing into one catch-all page and leaves room for future entries on immune clearance, senescence markers, and trial endpoints if the coverage keeps expanding.
Summary
Senolysis is the event or process of removing senescent cells. Senolytics are the agents meant to cause that event. The distinction matters when reading papers and marketing copy.
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