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- Removing NDRG1’s protection makes stem cells less resilient, which causes their numbers to fall after repeated injuries and leaves tissues worse at regenerating over time despite initial gains.
Removing NDRG1’s protection makes stem cells less resilient, which causes their numbers to fall after repeated injuries and leaves tissues worse at regenerating over time despite initial gains.
- Boosting aged stem cell function by lowering protective programs like NDRG1 can improve short-term performance because it lifts survival checks, but that accelerates cell loss and risks long-term decline in regenerative capacity.
Boosting aged stem cell function by lowering protective programs like NDRG1 can improve short-term performance because it lifts survival checks, but that accelerates cell loss and risks long-term decline in regenerative capacity.
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