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This biotech startup says mice live longer after genetic reprogramming

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A small biotech company claims it has used a technology called reprogramming to rejuvenate old mice and extend their lives, a result suggesting that one day older people could have their biological clocks turned back with an injection—literally becoming younger.

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Popular Mechanics

Scientists Just Reprogrammed Mice to Live Longer. Humans May Be Next.

Scientists just reprogrammed mice to live longer. Could humans be next? Here's where the research stands.

2 years ago

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Scientists Say They Gene Hacked Mice to Double Remaining Lifespan

San Diego-based biotech startup Rejuvenate Bio has claimed that its technology was able to extend the lives of old mice.

2 years ago

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Interesting Engineering

Scientists reprogrammed mice's genes to live longer, and it worked!

Scientists demonstrate reverse aging in mice via gene therapy involving reprogrammed genes. In the long term, this approach might work for elderly humans.

2 years ago

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Scientists Just Reprogrammed Mice to Live Longer. Humans May Be Next.

Scientists just reprogrammed mice to live longer. Could humans be next? Here's where the research stands.

2 years ago·United States

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MIT Technology Review

This biotech startup says mice live longer after genetic reprogramming

A biotech startup claims genetic reprogramming has extended the lifespan of mice.

2 years ago·Boston, United States

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Rejuvenate Bio Announces New Preclinical Research Evaluating Cellular Reprogramming for Age Reversal

Rejuvenate Bio Announces New Preclinical Research Evaluating Cellular Reprogramming for Age Reversal

2 years ago·Crystal River, United States

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MIT Technology Review broke the news in Boston, United States 2 years ago on Monday, January 9, 2023.

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