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Omics · study · 2026

Mapping the effects of plasma-mediated rejuvenation across brain regions

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Systemic factors found in plasma of young mice and humans impact cognition and can functionally rejuvenate the aging brain.

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However, scalable, molecular tools to profile this process are currently missing, hampering efforts to translate these findings into clinical applications. Here, we leverage the advents of brain-region-specific transcriptomics as a readout of cellular deterioration accompanying the aging process.

Profiling expression shifts in cortex (Cor), hippocampus (Hip) and Cerebellum (Ceb) we identify the region-specific responses to young plasma. This atlas of brain rejuvenation supports the identification of potential mediators of plasma-derived factors, and provides the basis for finding a minimal gene expression set - a signature - to sufficiently quantify brain rejuvenation.

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