Journal of Translational Medicine
Inhibiting an immune signal improved nerve regrowth in aged mice
Aged mice given an inhibitor of immune signaling starting four weeks before nerve injury showed better nerve fiber regrowth and rebuilding of insulation.Aged mice given an inhibitor of immune signaling starting four weeks before nerve injury showed better nerve fiber regrowth and rebuilding of insulation.
Mouse studyBlood and immune system
Who was studiedAged mice
What changedSTING inhibition improved nerve fiber regrowth and rebuilding of insulation in aged mice after injury
The catchTreatment began four weeks before injury, limiting relevance to treatment after unexpected injuries
