Engineered contracting muscle grafts rejuvenate the aging body
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Training without movement: Muscle cells planted under the skin have developed into permanently contracting tissues in mice. The so-called myographs improved muscle mass, strength, bone and metabolic values in old and obese animals, among other things. However, the approach is still pure preclinical research and by no means proven as a substitute for movement in humans. Beijing (China). Movement does not train [...] The article Muscle implants ge…
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Scienmag: Latest Science and Health NewsEngineered contracting muscle grafts rejuvenate the aging body
A Living Muscle Implant That Makes the Whole Body Younger: Lab-Grown “Myografts” Rejuvenate Aging Mice Deep beneath the skin of aging mice, small strips of laboratory-grown muscle have been quietly doing something extraordinary: contracting on their own, hour after hour, while making the rest of the body measurably healthier. In a new study published in […]
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