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Scientists discover ‘switch’ to unlock longer lifespans after studying worms

Fission yeast cells expressing a fluorescent glucose transporter. (O Xintarakou, Rallis lab, QMUL via SWNS)

By Lauren Wilkin

Scientists have taken an important step toward understanding how we age — and how to extend our lifespan.

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Scientists discover ‘switch’ to unlock longer lifespans after studying worms

Fission yeast cells expressing a fluorescent glucose transporter. (O Xintarakou, Rallis lab, QMUL via SWNS)

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