MiR-29: the switch between youth and identity
From Longevity Report · 00:19:39
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A single RNA molecule rises with aging and falls in every known rejuvenation state—the most conserved age marker across vertebrates. New research directly tests what happens when this switch is pushed, with implications that reshape how aging itself works at the cellular level.
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