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What Is Different About the Defenses of Those Who Reach the Age of 110: the Finding that Could Give Clues About Longevity

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For a person, reaching the age of 100 is already exceptional; over 110 is a milestone within the reach of very few. Those who reach that age are known as supercentenaries and have become a population of special interest to scientists who try to understand why some people not only live much more than the average, but also manage to delay diseases associated with aging.A new study by researchers from Osaka University, Japan, provides a clue that p…

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What helps very old people achieve longevity? According to one study, an unusual type of immune cell could play a role.

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For a person, reaching the age of 100 is already exceptional; over 110 is a milestone within the reach of very few. Those who reach that age are known as supercentenaries and have become a population of special interest to scientists who try to understand why some people not only live much more than the average, but also manage to delay diseases associated with aging.A new study by researchers from Osaka University, Japan, provides a clue that p…

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A team of researchers from the University of Osaka has found that supercentenaries—people who reach 110 years of age or older—have a particularly striking characteristic in their immune system: a high presence of cells capable of fighting tumors. The study, published in Cell Reports, identified an abundance of cytotoxic T lymphocytes CD4, some of which are ... Continue reading "The secret of supercentenaries: cells that fight cancer even after t…

·Madrid, Spain
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The blood of people who have exceeded the age of 110 hides an unexpected weapon. Researchers have found that their immune systems do not weaken in old age, but instead create a large army of cells capable of destroying the germs of cancer.

Living more than 110 years has always seemed like a lottery, but a Japanese study has found a clue about longevity. The army hidden in the blood of supercentenaries The track comes from Osaka University and, more specifically, from the blood of people who have already blown 110 candles. A research team has found that supercentenaries have an unusual amount of cytotoxic CD4 T lymphocytes, known as CD4 CTL, capable of destroying tumor cells in som…

What helps very old people achieve longevity? According to one study, an unusual type of immune cell could play a role.

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