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Researchers have detected a protein that protects bone marrow stem cells from infection. In humans this protein has the name YTHDF2. Markedly, in mice the same protein exists. It is important to realize that the function of this protein is to protect bone marrow stem cells during time

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December 02, 2020

by Ray Schilling

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bone marrow stem cells, chronic inflammation, fountain of youth, hematopoietic cells, infection, longevity, m6A mrna modification, pro-inflammatory genes, stimulate the immune system, ythdf2

The new study A new study redefined longevity. Up to now researchers thought that a variant of the FOXO3 gene on chromosome 6 was responsible for longevity. But due to new findings there is a change. These new studies showed that there were rare variants in chromosomes 4 and 7 in cent

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August 23, 2017

by Ray Schilling

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chromosome 4 and 7, chromosome 6, diabetes, foxo3 gene, hardness of water, longevity, metformin, microbiome, strontium, variants

The medical journal “Cell” published research showing that a new antiaging medication for mice works. Until recently it was thought impossible to influence the rate of aging in animals or humans. But a new peptide medication for testing mice showed that fur in older animals grew dense

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April 12, 2017

by Ray Schilling

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aging in animals, antiaging, antiaging medication, doxorubicin, fox04, fox04 peptides, longevity, mice, senescent cells, toxicity

A lack of zinc can lead to DNA breaks and zinc can repair DNA. These are the findings of a recent study from January 5, 2015. DNA is vital for cell function. When DNA breaks occur such as in zinc deficiency, cell function suffers. If this condition persists and does not get repaired,

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May 06, 2015

by Ray Schilling

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comet assay, dna, dna breaks, longevity, phytates, supplement, zinc, zinc deficiency, zinc serum levels, zinc supplementation

Have you ever thought that your thoughts would matter? We may have noticed that some people who are always negative seem to attract more negatives and have difficulty coping. We also know that people who are inherently positive about life tend to get through trying situations with les

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August 31, 2014

by Ray Schilling

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healthier lifestyle habits, longevity, positive emotions, positive relations, psychological profiles, psychological well-being

A Protein that Protects Bone Marrow Stem Cells from Infection

New Study Redefined Longevity

Antiaging Medication For Mice

Zinc Repairs Broken DNA

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