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Abstract
Manganese exposure shortened lifespan and impaired movement in Caenorhabditis elegans.
- Manganese exposure was associated with increased senescence-related enzyme activity in C. elegans.
- In neuron-like PC12 cells, manganese induced reduced cell viability and telomere shortening.
- Manganese exposure activated stress-related pathways, including p53/p21 signaling and oxidative stress.
- Inhibition of STING signaling partially reduced manganese-induced cell injury and senescence markers.
- Quercetin was found to mitigate oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction caused by manganese.
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