Blocking the production of an S6K1 protein increases the lifespan of mammals

Removing this protein, called S6K1, would lead to an increase in the activity of another molecule, called AMPK, which regulates the amount of energy in the cells. cells. And resulted in increased lifespan and resistance to age-related pathologies, such as motor dysfunction and insulin sensitivity, in female mice who have been tested.
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