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Cell-resetting genes and stroke in old age.

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  1. Nov 1, 2026
    LESS STROKE DAMAGE IN OLD MICE IN A NEW STUDYMouse study · old mice

    Resetting cells toward a younger state cut stroke damage in old mice

    Old mice engineered to briefly switch on four 'Yamanaka' genes had smaller areas of brain damage and better movement scores two days after a stroke, a new study reports.