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Targeting Ftl1 Protein Reverses Brain Aging and Memory Loss in Mice

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Source: Nature
Targeting Ftl1 Protein Reverses Brain Aging and Memory Loss in Mice
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Targeting the iron-associated protein Ftl1 in the brains of old mice improves age-related cognitive decline by restoring synaptic and metabolic functions, suggesting Ftl1 as a potential therapeutic target for cognitive aging.

Topics:healthscience#brain-aging#cognitive-impairment#ftl1#neuronal-metabolism#science#therapeutic-targets
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  1. Targeting iron-associated protein Ftl1 in the brain of old mice improves age-related cognitive impairment  Nature
  2. Reducing FTL1 protein levels reverses brain aging and improves memory in mice  News-Medical
  3. Could Memory Loss Be Reversible? Researchers 'Dial Down' Cognitive Decline Brain Protein In Mice  Study Finds
  4. This Protein Slows the Aging Brain, and We Know How to Counter It  UC San Francisco
  5. One iron protein made old mice remember again  ScienceBlog.com

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