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Salk Insititute

From left: Margarita Behrens and Joseph Ecker

$126 million effort to map the aging human brain

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Categories Brain & Behavior

Salk scientists discovered a gene and group of cells that prevent escalated aggression in the brains of fruit flies.

Aggression de-escalation gene identified in fruit flies

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans

Arabidopsis thaliana cells (top) and seedlings (bottom) in different light and temperature conditions. The seedlings pictured on the far right show accelerated growth in response to shade and warm temperatures.

How light and temperature work together to affect plant growth

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

Left: Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome cell with signs of premature aging. This cell shows less histone protein (green), which normally helps maintain the cell’s DNA integrity and function. Right: The cell shows less signs of aging when LINE-1 RNA is reduced, and there is more histone protein present.

New target identified for treatment of premature aging disease

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Categories Health

The protein that keeps the pancreas from digesting itself

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Categories Health

Cellular rejuvenation therapy safely reverses signs of aging in mice

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Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

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