Age reversal works in primates to restore vision. Announced by my collaborator Dr. Bruce K

Well SupportedTransient or partial cellular reprogramming is an area of aging research that helps understand how cells change state and function.

Partially SupportedEpigenetic reprogramming using an inducible AAV-OSK system can restore vision in primates with retinal injury.

Partially SupportedLife BioSciences reprograms the epigenome of older animals to resemble that of younger animals via expression of the Yamanaka factors Oct4, Sox2, and Klf4 (OSK).

Partially SupportedThe inducible AAV-OSK system was previously used to extend mouse lifespan.