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Young Blood’s Anti-Aging Powers in Mice: Perspectives on New Papers

May 6, 2014 Paul Knoepfler 7

When it comes to anti-aging science, creepy meets cool in new blood mixing studies just published. The researchers report that blood from young animals literally makes older animals younger. That striking claim is made by both of two independent teams […]

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Gordon Sondland, Trump’s envoy at center of impeachment probe, overseeing home renovations costing $1 million in taxpayer money - The Washington Post https://t.co/pcPtqEK6LD

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In the 1800s, it was thought that cells lose genetic material as they differentiate, making differentiation irreversible. In 1958, John Gurdon challenged this notion to reset differentiated cells to early embryonic stages #Nature150 @NatureNV https://t.co/CMdzZtipzJ

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@pknoepfler @Ancestry Cells in saliva are a variable mix of oral mucosa cells (presumably host in stem cell transplant recipient) and white blood cells. Hence results may reflect the donor rather than the recipient. See https://t.co/aK1BlL5xOC

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Young Blood’s Anti-Aging Powers in Mice: Perspectives on New Papers