Uploaded August 2008 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
For the first time, researchers have prevented the typical age-related decline in a whole organ, allowing old mice to have livers that keep working like when they were young. This ScienCentral News video reports on a strategy that researchers think could lead to treatments for age-related decline in other organs, such as the brain. Brain animation courtesy iStockphoto.com/Piotr Podermanski. sciencentral.com/video
For the first time, researchers have prevented the typical age-related decline in a whole organ, allowing old mice to have livers that keep working like when they were young. This ScienCentral News video reports on a strategy that researchers think could lead to treatments for age-related decline in other organs, such as the brain. Brain animation courtesy iStockphoto.com/Piotr Podermanski. sciencentral.com/video
