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Muscle Stem Cells Rejuvenated in Elderly Mice
Elderly mice were able to generate the cells necessary for muscle recovery after researchers rejuvenated their stem cell populations, a new study revealed. The work answers questions surrounding why the normal aging process accompanies a diminished ability to regain strength and mobility after muscle injury.
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