@arcinstitute: Effective treatments for mitochondrial disease are scarce. A new paper in @NatMetabolism from Core Investigator @ishahj…
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A new paper from Arc Institute researchers shows that breathing low-oxygen air nearly triples lifespan in a mouse model of HTRA2 deficiency, offering a potential treatment for mitochondrial disease.
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Effective treatments for mitochondrial disease are scarce. A new paper in @NatMetabolism from Core Investigator @ishahjain and team offers one, showing that breathing low-oxygen air nearly triples lifespan in a mouse model of HTRA2 deficiency. https://t.co/PJ15Lj6H94
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