Article states they had fewer biomarkers of aging, and showed less age-associated obesity, fraility, and metabolic decline. So their "youth" period extended longer.
Actually the point of healthspan vs lifespan is made in the introduction -- it was a justification for using mice for this study, which have clear health phenotypes that are analogous to humans.
The only significant, deleterious phenotype in il-11 KO mice is the inability to sustain pregnancy. So far it seems to have a very high safety profile.
Supermancho|1 year ago
rexreed|1 year ago
beowulfey|1 year ago
Actually the point of healthspan vs lifespan is made in the introduction -- it was a justification for using mice for this study, which have clear health phenotypes that are analogous to humans.
gumby|1 year ago
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ChrisArchitect|1 year ago
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40987224
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