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Translational traffic jam in aging brains

By Olivier Dionne, Benoît Laurent
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Abstract

Ribosome stalling drives aging in the killifish brain.

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Olivier Dionne, Benoît Laurent

Université de Sherbrooke

Science, 31 Jul 2025

doi.org/10.1126/science.adz4995PubMed 40743358

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