Selective therapy extends life in aged animals
The study argues that ferro-aging is a distinct mechanism causing age-related diseases and requires therapies targeting only this specific pathway.
- Field
- ageing and longevity
- What they did
- The authors explain that the only way to prove the importance of a specific aging mechanism is to develop a therapy that selectively blocks that mechanism without affecting others.
- Why it matters
- This is necessary because it is currently difficult to determine the relative significance of different aging processes, and the scientific community often debates which mechanisms are more important without solid proof.
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