Can this new enzyme turn back the clock in the human body?
First publishedJul 26, 23:22 UTC
Last updatedJul 27, 01:39 UTC · 11m ago
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Scientists created an enzyme that cleans one of the most common AGEs from human tissue, helping to turn back the clock even after the aging compounds have settled in the body.
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- Scientists created an enzyme that cleans one of the most common AGEs from human tissue, helping to turn back the clock even after the aging compounds have settled in the body.
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