Scientists discover a compound that could supercharge aging muscle repair
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Aging weakens muscles partly because a key repair protein called HGF gets chemically damaged and can no longer do its job. Researchers at Kyushu University discovered that a sulfur-based compound called LASSS not only protects HGF from damage but supercharges it, more than doubling its ability to trigger muscle repair in lab and mouse tests.
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