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.

Published 5 months ago · San Diego, United States

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