Andrew Huberman· PhD
one particular transgenic Mouse experiment that overexpressed uh CT 6 and it did indeed for the male mice increase lifespan by 10 to 15%
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one particular transgenic Mouse experiment that overexpressed uh CT 6 and it did indeed for the male mice increase lifespan by 10 to 15%
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so we have this one transgenic Mouse you put CT six you over Express search six and all of a sudden the males were living 10% longer again to be clear the females didn't experience a difference um and that's not uncommon or unheard of in longevity research there generally are sex specific differences and you always have to read the fine print
it is probably true that in a handful of strains of yeast if you overexpress CT you are going to live longer that tends to be completely independent of caloric restriction that's the single thing I can say with the greatest confidence