pbohun1h agoHN ↗The natural question from this is to ask if there's a way to create conditions where organs "become young" again. Of course, people have been trying to figure out aging for a long time, but this is encouraging that solving aging might be possible.
topham54m agoHN ↗"according to a study1. The findings, posted on the preprint server bioRxiv and not yet peer reviewed"So, meaningless at this time.
silverFork17m agoHN ↗Sounds like epigenetic tags are reversible and that means aging is reversible I suppose. Sooner near you, epigenetic tag reversal meds I gather.
Peter Thiel must be heartbroken.
The natural question from this is to ask if there's a way to create conditions where organs "become young" again. Of course, people have been trying to figure out aging for a long time, but this is encouraging that solving aging might be possible.
"according to a study1. The findings, posted on the preprint server bioRxiv and not yet peer reviewed"
So, meaningless at this time.
Sounds like epigenetic tags are reversible and that means aging is reversible I suppose. Sooner near you, epigenetic tag reversal meds I gather.