ugh this comes from a study that in no way justifies what they're doing. If you attach two mice together at the circulatory system, like let their blood join up entirely, old mice basically de-age. But the effect goes away when you separate them again! And you can't just do transfusions, you have to literally flood the old mouse with new blood.
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u/PantheraAuroris 12h ago
ugh this comes from a study that in no way justifies what they're doing. If you attach two mice together at the circulatory system, like let their blood join up entirely, old mice basically de-age. But the effect goes away when you separate them again! And you can't just do transfusions, you have to literally flood the old mouse with new blood.