Researchers could utilize aging ovaries to test longevity drugs much faster than traditional methods, measuring effects over months as opposed to years or decades.
The study demonstrates that ovarian aging serves as a reliable proxy for overall human aging, occurring at a molecular level several decades earlier.
Columbia University’s Yousin Suh posits that since the ovary ages rapidly, it could provide a rapid and effective testing platform for geroprotective compounds.
Professor Francesca Duncan emphasizes that this study represents a significant milestone by showcasing a well-known pathway for aging within the ovarian framework.
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