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Youth-linked protein restores aging brain cells in older mice

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Restoring a youth-linked protein in older mice improved brain immune cells’ ability to clear debris and reduced signs of inflammation, according to ScienceDaily. This follows an earlier report that cellular recycling may behave differently with age and that gentle exercise could help restore more youthful patterns in older adults.

This continues an earlier story: Cellular recycling may work differently as people age

Later: Blocking immune cells protects memory-center tissue and memory in Alzheimer's mice without removing tau · Scientists reverse about 60 years of cellular aging in human cells in the lab

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    ScienceDaily reports that restoring a youth-linked protein in older mice improved brain immune cells’ debris-clearing ability and reduced signs of inflammation.

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