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Scientists in Germany transformed old blood cells into younger brain stem cells using a virus to deliver transcription factors. Over 50 days, the cells reached about 5 percent of the donor age, effectively becoming 60 years younger by day 12. The study, published in the journal Aging Cell, resets epigenetic traits by 50 days.
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