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Cold exposure, STING gene knockouts, and epigenetic reprogramming in longevity research
A longevity post says STING-knockout mice lived about two months longer; another describes reprogrammed neural stem cells from an 80-year-old.
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A longevity roundup says cold exposure raised BH2, which helped worms live longer, and cites a Gorbunova lab preprint in which STING-knockout mice lived about two months longer. It also describes a Bonn lab study that turned an 80-year-old's blood cells into stem cells with an epigenetic-clock reading under 20. Another post describes them as neural stem cells; that work was done in a lab dish.
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