Young Plasma Rejuvenates Blood DNA Methylation Profile, Extends Mean Lifespan, and Improves Physical Appearance in Old Rats
Priscila Chiavellini,
Marianne Lehmann,
Maria D Gallardo
et al.
Abstract:There is converging evidence that young blood conveys cells, vesicles and molecules able to revitalize function and restore organ integrity in old individuals. We assessed the effects of young plasma on the lifespan, epigenetic age and healthspan of old female rats. Beginning at 25.6 months of age, a group of 9 rats (group T) was i.p. injected with plasma from young rats until their natural death. A group of 8 control rats of the same age received no treatment (group C). Blood samples were collected every othe… Show more
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