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A bone hormone reverses age-related movement decline in mice

In mice, restoring the hormone osteocalcin improved motor function in old age by supporting cellular recycling and energy production in spinal motor neurons.In mice, restoring the hormone osteocalcin improved motor function in old age by supporting cellular recycling and energy production in spinal motor neurons.

Preprint: experiments in miceBones and joints