mTOR inhibitor flattens the body's daily rhythm
From Longevity Report · 00:20:28
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A new preprint challenges everything we thought we knew about your body's daily rhythms: what if they're not controlled by your clock genes at all, but by a growth pathway—the same one targeted by the longevity field's most-studied drug?
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