A recent study in Nature Aging demonstrates that regeneration in sexual planarians leads to global tissue rejuvenation. Researchers used single-cell transcriptomics and molecular markers to reveal that differentiated tissues reverse aging signatures after regeneration, while stem cells remain stable. This finding could inspire innovative longevity strategies and biotechnological applications in healthy aging.
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