Single gene deletion boosts lifespan
Mutant mice live longer, age slower and eat more.
Researchers have created a mutant mouse that lives longer despite eating more and weighing less — all thanks to the loss of a single protein.
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Mutant mice live longer, age slower and eat more.
Researchers have created a mutant mouse that lives longer despite eating more and weighing less — all thanks to the loss of a single protein.
Read more here
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