NIX Receptor Clears Damaged Mitochondria in Alzheimer's
From Longevity Report · 00:21:12
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Your cells have a cleanup crew for damaged parts, and when that crew fails, the damage piles up. New research suggests Alzheimer's might not be about how much destruction happens—it's about whether your cells can clear it away fast enough.
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