A rejuvenation factor has been identified in young blood cells that is able to speed up fracture repair and lead to bone formation.

1

A rejuvenation factor has been identified in young blood cells that is able to speed up fracture repair and lead to bone formation. bone stem cells eurekalert.org
submitted almost 5 years ago by rhonda

view 1 comment | tweet this

0

This “youth factor” is called LRP1 and is produced by a type of blood cell called macrophages. This study showed that LRP1 isolated from blood cells from young mice and injected into a fracture in old mice rejuvenates the pace of repair.

You must first login , or register before you can comment.

emphasized text	surround text with `asterisks`
strong text	surround text with `two asterisks`
~~struck-through~~	surround text with `~~two tilde characters~~`
linked text	`[linked text](http://example.com/)` or just a bare URL to create without a title
quoted text	prefix text with `>`
pre text	prefix text with at least `4 spaces`

* Name
* Email
* Message
* All three fields are required.

Subscribe to the Channel

Like FMF on Facebook

Love FMF on Twitter

Top News

Navigation