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A cell-membrane fat and aging muscle.

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  1. Oct 29, 2026
    AGING MUSCLE MAY TRADE STRENGTH TO LIMIT CELL DAMAGEMouse study · human samples

    Aging muscle may give up strength to protect its cells, mouse study finds

    Copenhagen researchers say a drop in a fat inside muscle cells' power plants pushes aging muscle toward weaker but tougher fibers. The main tests were in mice.