Researchers were able to reverse age-associated defects in old cells by adding the amino acid glycine to the cells for 10 days.

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Researchers were able to reverse age-associated defects in old cells by adding the amino acid glycine to the cells for 10 days. aging sciencedaily.com
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The old cells were also made “young” by epigenetically reprogramming genes involved in glycine production.

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