Turning up the fruit fly Sirt6 gene slows 🪰 aging and extends lifespan, just as in 🐭 and p

Partially SupportedSirt6 is involved in repairing broken DNA and regulating genes related to energy metabolism, cancer, and inflammation.

Partially SupportedCaloric restriction is beneficial for longevity, potentially mediated by SIRT6.

Partially SupportedCompanies are developing therapies to activate Sirt6 for treating cancer, metabolic diseases, and inflammation.

Partially SupportedIncreasing the Sirt6 gene in fruit flies slows aging and extends lifespan, potentially by mimicking fasting and reducing protein production.