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Scientists Use Gene Editing to Reverse Age-Related Memory Loss, Opening New Paths for Alzheimer’s Research
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(Natural News)—Got memory loss? How about your parents or grandparents? There’s hope in science-based therapy. In two groundbreaking and complementary studies, Timothy Jarome, associate professor in Virginia Tech’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the School of Neuroscience, and his graduate students have demonstrated how gene-editing tools can target age-related molecular changes in the brain to restore memory performance in older s…
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