February 13, 2026
Scientists have applied partial reprogramming to memory-encoding neurons (engrams) and achieved memory improvements in Alzheimer’s models and wild-type mice [1]. Rejuvenating neurons Partial cellular reprogramming, which uses certain factors to rejuvenate cells while maintaining their identity) has shown promise across various conditions and cell types, including neurons [2]. Rejuvenating these long-lived brain cells is imperative...
September 27, 2024
Dr. Belmonte’s group at Altos Labs targeted stressed and senescent cells with partial reprogramming, producing large increases in lifespan in male mice [1]. What are they doing there? Since the discovery of cellular reprogramming almost two decades ago, a lot of hopes have been put into this technology, and a lot of progress has been...
March 07, 2024
In Nature Communications, Ali Yücel and Vadim Gladyshev have published a review of the current state of the art in partial cellular reprogramming, detailing what this technology does and how it might be used safely. Affecting methylation directly Yamanaka Factors - Opportunities for RejuvenationDrs. Takahashi and Yamanaka showed that they could use Oct4, Sox2, Klf4, and...
December 12, 2023
In a new study, scientists have achieved significant improvement of glaucoma in a mouse model via partial cellular reprogramming of retinal cells. However, it might take more than that to reverse other aspects of age-related vision loss [1]. The vision of restored vision The group that authored this paper, led by the prominent geroscientist Dr....



