Mar 11, 2020
āZombieā brain cells develop into working neurons
Genetically preventing apoptosis during brain growth allows āzombieā cells to develop into functioning neurons.
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āZombieā brain cells develop into working neurons
Genetically preventing apoptosis during brain growth allows āzombieā cells to develop into functioning neurons.
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Zombie cells are the ones that can't die but are equally unable to perform the functions of a normal cell. These zombie, or senescent, cells are implicated in a number of age-related diseases. And with a new letter in Nature, Mayo Clinic researchers have expanded that list.
I knew it!Ā Zombies.
Zombie Cells Found in Mouse Brains Prior To Cognitive Loss
Study reports senescent cells accumulate in certain brain cells prior to cognitive loss.
The research is in Nature. (full access paywall)
Flushing out 'zombie cells' could help stave off Parkinson's
In work that could open a new front in the war on Parkinsonās disease, and even ageing itself, scientists have shown that they can stave off some of the effects of the neurodegenerative disease by flushing āzombie cellsā from the brain.
The research in mice raises hopes for a fresh approach to treating the most common forms of Parkinsonās disease, which typically arise through a complex interplay of genetics, lifestyle and potentially toxic substances in the environment.
But the approach may have benefits far beyond Parkinsonās, with other neurodegenerative diseases ā and the ageing process more broadly ā all being linked to the ill effects of these āsenescentā cells, which linger in tissues after entering a state of suspended animation in the body.
āItās a completely new way of looking at neurodegenerative disease and finding potential drugs,ā said Marco Demaria, a molecular biologist on the team at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. āFor most of these conditions, we donāt have any way to counteract them.ā
Artificial intelligence identifies anti-aging drug candidates targeting āzombieā cells
AĀ new publicationĀ in the May issue ofĀ Nature AgingĀ by researchers from Integrated Biosciences, a biotechnology company combining synthetic biology and machine learning to target aging, demonstrates the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to discover novel senolytic compounds, a class of small molecules under intense study for their ability to suppress age-related processes such as fibrosis,ā¦
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Eliminating dead-but-toxic cells occurring naturally in the brains of mice designed to mimic Alzheimer's slowed neuron damage and memory loss associated with the disease, according to a study published Wednesday that could open a new front in the fight against dementia. The accumulation in...
My not-youngest sister is sincerely very very stupid and easily misled and into conspiracy stuff and she is just so dumb it hurts sometimes...
Sisterface: tam whats that thing you posted about zombie cells
Me: My friend posted it
Sisterface: is it truee
Me: Yeah but it isnt like... going to make zombies become a thing
Sisterface: oh
Sisterface: it will just stabalize material
Sisterface: it wont make zombies...
Sisterface: ?
Me: correct
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Biologists Create āZombie Cellsā In The Lab Which Outperform Living Counterparts