The “Benjamin Button” effect: scientists have learned to rejuvenate mice, the next ones are people
Geneticists from the Blavatnik Institute at Harvard Medical School, through several experiments on mice, discovered that aging is a reversible process. Scientists believe that our bodies store a backup copy of our youth, which can be triggered for regeneration. The experiments involved programming skin cells to behave like embryonic cells, capable of developing anywhere in the body.
Scientists have restored mice's brains, muscles and kidneys to much more youthful levels. Now they are trying to find a way to rejuvenate rodents evenly, delivering a genetic “programmer” to each cell.
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