Lifespan Research Institute

Tag: FOXO3

Cynomolgus monkey
Scientists have genetically modified human mesenchymal progenitor cells to express a more potent version of the “longevity gene” FOXO3, producing rejuvenative effects in monkeys, mice, and human cells [1]. Making aging-resistant cells Stem cell exhaustion is one of the mechanisms of aging. Replenishing the aging stem cell pool with new exogenous cells sounds like a...
Mouse DNA
In a new study published in Nature Aging, researchers have shown that inducing a truncated FOXM1 gene extends lifespan in both progeric and naturally aging mice [1]. FOXO genes and longevity Forkhead box (FOX) genes are transcription factors: genes that drive the expression of other genes and are known to play an important role in...