Young plasma

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Against: findings that point the other way from most findings on the same outcome.

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1 lab in 1 country

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Outcomes

neurogenesis

upin mice1

1 study

Young plasma increases neurogenesis in mice.
“Administration of young female-derived blood plasma elicited greater cognitive and neurogenic enhancements in aged male recipient mice compared to young male-derived plasma.”
Animalscompared to young male-derived plasmayoung female-derived blood plasmamales
Young Ovary Factors Transfer Female Cognitive Resilience to the Aged Male Brain
Research Square3 Sep 2026Preprint

Cognitive function

upin mice1

1 study

Young plasma improves cognitive function in mice.
“Administration of young female-derived blood plasma elicited greater cognitive and neurogenic enhancements in aged male recipient mice compared to young male-derived plasma.”
Animalscompared to young male-derived plasmayoung female-derived blood plasmamales
Young Ovary Factors Transfer Female Cognitive Resilience to the Aged Male Brain
Research Square3 Sep 2026Preprint

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Research Square4 Sep

Young Ovary Factors Transfer Female Cognitive Resilience to the Aged Male Brain

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Young plasma

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Young Ovary Factors Transfer Female Cognitive Resilience to the Aged Male Brain

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