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Reversing age by reprogramming gene expression networks

Scientists discover gene that reverses aging in mice

By · Published October 15, 2026  08:33 UTC · Updated October 15, 2026  10:24 UTC

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Harvard researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery that could potentially reverse aging in mice by reprogramming gene expression networks. This breakthrough has significant implications for the medical and biotechnology industries, where companies like Amgen and Johnson & Johnson have invested heavily in aging research.

This finding was also reported by News-Medical and Bioengineer.org, which noted that the researchers used a transcriptomic reprogramming screen to identify the gene's role in aging. Medical Xpress provided a detailed overview of the study's methodology and results.

While this discovery is a significant step forward in understanding the biology of aging, it is still unclear how this gene expression network will translate to humans. Coverage from Nature notes that further research is needed to determine the safety and efficacy of this approach in humans, and to understand the potential risks and benefits of reprogramming gene expression networks.

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What is the significance of this discovery?

The discovery of a gene that can reverse aging in mice has significant implications for the medical and biotechnology industries.

What is the name of the gene identified by the researchers?

The gene is called SRSF1.

How did the researchers identify the gene's role in aging?

The researchers used a transcriptomic reprogramming screen to identify the gene's role in aging.

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