Q. Is there a scope of rejuvenating aged cells and becoming young again?
Is there a scope of rejuvenating aged cells and becoming young again?
The University of Exeter research, published in the journal Aging, used senescent human cells and delivered a tiny amount of hydrogen sulfide to the mitochondria of the cells (otherwise known as the cell’s powerhouse).
Hydrogen sulfide occurs naturally in cells and plays an important role in regulating cell function.
This process of injecting the toxic gas managed to reverse the ageing of these cells, making them functional again so that they could keep delivering their specialized genetic messages like normal living cells.
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