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Human cells enter 'suspended animation' using tardigrade proteins

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Tardigrades are famously tough little critters, and good for them – but what’s in it for us? We might now be closer to hijacking their superpowers for our own benefit, with a new study finding that tardigrade proteins can protect human cells from damage, potentially leading to new anti-aging therapies or tissue storage techniques.Continue ReadingCategory: Biology, ScienceTags: Animal science, Animals, Protein, anti-aging, Aging, University of Wy…

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Human cells enter 'suspended animation' using tardigrade proteins

Tardigrades are famously tough little critters, and good for them – but what’s in it for us? We might now be closer to hijacking their superpowers for our own benefit, with a new study finding that tardigrade proteins can protect human cells from damage, potentially leading to new anti-aging therapies or tissue storage techniques.Continue ReadingCategory: Biology, ScienceTags: Animal science, Animals, Protein, anti-aging, Aging, University of Wy…

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