Experimental Gerontology
Stem cells improve muscle function in mice missing an enzyme
In an animal experiment, human umbilical cord stem cells improved coordination and grip endurance in mice lacking an antioxidant enzyme.In an animal experiment, human umbilical cord stem cells improved coordination and grip endurance in mice lacking an antioxidant enzyme.
Mouse studyMuscle
Who was studiedMice lacking copper/zinc superoxide dismutase
What changedStem cell treatment improved motor coordination and grip endurance in enzyme-deficient mice
The catchThe abstract does not report sample size, cell dose or treatment duration