Frontiers in Science: Rebalancing the body’s cellular communication system could slow aging - Frontiers
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Image: ShutterstockNew paper suggests coordinated targeting of G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) could tackle multiple drivers of aging and age-related disease simultaneously
Researchers have outlined a bold plan for slowing aging by targeting one of the body's most important cellular communication systems. In a new paper published today in Frontiers in Science, scientists describe how novel therapies that modulate GPCR signaling could one day help delay multiple age-related diseases at once—potentially extending healthy years of life.
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