Cell & Gene Research

A deeper look at how tiny biological messengers are emerging as powerful tools for repairing aging cells and rejuvenating tissue function One of the most profound challenges in aging is the gradual decline of our cells’ ability to regenerate. As the years accumulate, many cells in our bodies—especially stem and progenitor cells—slow their rate of […]

How cutting-edge tools are helping us eliminate aging cells—without harming the body’s vital functions Aging is one of the most universal experiences of human life, and yet its root causes remain only partially understood. Among the most significant discoveries in aging biology over the past two decades is the role of senescent cells—damaged, dysfunctional cells

New discoveries reveal the molecular brakes on neural regeneration—and how we might release them The aging brain is often imagined as a slow fade—a gradual dimming of memory, focus, and clarity. But behind this decline lies a fascinating and dynamic cellular story, one that begins not with neurons themselves, but with the stem cells that

A groundbreaking study offers a glimpse into the future of regenerative medicine, where aging itself may one day be reversible For many years, the common wisdom has been that aging is a one-way street—a slow but steady march toward decline. Eyes dim, joints stiffen, skin thins, and memory fades. But what if that familiar narrative

In the ever-evolving world of longevity science, few discoveries have generated as much excitement — and cautious hope — as cellular reprogramming. At the center of this revolution are the so-called Yamanaka factors: a set of four genes (OCT4, SOX2, KLF4, and c-MYC) that earned Shinya Yamanaka the Nobel Prize for their ability to reset

As longevity science moves beyond simply managing chronic disease and into restoring function at the cellular level, one emerging field stands out: exosome therapy. These microscopic messengers may soon reshape how we approach some of the most challenging aspects of aging — particularly when it comes to preserving and rejuvenating heart health. A growing body

For decades, scientists have searched for the roots of aging in our DNA, our mitochondria, and the accumulated wear and tear of life. But what if one of the most powerful drivers of aging has been hiding in plain sight all along—within the very system designed to protect us? Emerging research points to a bold

A groundbreaking study reveals that rapamycin doesn’t just extend lifespan—it reshapes how our DNA is stored, offering new insights into aging and cellular resilience We often think of aging as something that happens gradually on the outside: wrinkles deepening, joints stiffening, memory slipping. But in reality, aging begins much earlier—and runs much deeper. At the

A new study uncovers surprising nuances in how different cellular aging processes affect biological age—and what this means for your health and longevity strategies If you’ve spent time exploring the science of aging, you’ve probably heard the phrase “hallmarks of aging.” It’s become a kind of master key for understanding how and why our bodies

A breakthrough discovery reveals how synthetic RNA structures may one day rebuild tissues, support longevity, and reshape cellular therapy When we think of RNA, most of us envision a simple, single-stranded molecule—a kind of biological messenger faithfully carrying genetic instructions from DNA to the machinery that makes proteins. For decades, RNA has been treated as