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“Scientists reverse liver cell aging and cut Alzheimer’s-linked protein in half”
Liver rejuvenation in rats halved amyloid beta levels
Key points
- USC scientists used cinaciguat to treat aging rat livers for two weeks.
- Amyloid beta levels dropped by about 50%, resembling young rats.
- LDL cholesterol levels also returned to youthful levels in treated rats.
- Researchers uncovered a new communication system among liver cells.
- Findings suggest liver-targeted therapy could help reduce Alzheimer’s and atherosclerosis risks.
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