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Transplanting Gut Microbes from Young to Old Mice Reverses Immune Decline: The gut microbiome is slowly but steadily gaining acknowledgment for its place among the causes of age-related decline of the immune system, but a new mouse study shows that this effect might be reversible.
Progress Towards Blocking Alternative Lengthening of Telomeres in Cancer: ALT cancers are among the most insidious and lethal, with very few therapeutic avenues available; new studies reveal a promising option to shut down this type of cancer.
Impaired Mitophagy and Mitochondrial Function in Alzheimer’s Disease: A new study suggests that the mitochondrial dysfunction of later ages may be a significant contributor to the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.
More Evidence for Cellular Senescence of ß Cells to Drive Type 2 Diabetes: Cellular senescence seems to have its fingers in many pies, and according to new research, one of these pies is that of type-2 diabetes.
Editing Genes at the Source: Breakthrough research by Harvard scientists has shown that is is possible to edit stem cell genes directly in living systems, which may be a pretty big deal for future therapies....
