Researchers at Harvard discover six “chemical cocktails” to delay the ageing process
US researchers have discover chemical cocktails and opened a new battleground in the battle against ageing and diseases associated with old age through a ground-breaking study. In this research they have discover total six chemical cocktails to delay ageing process. The work, carried out by a group of researchers at MIT and Harvard Medical School, has published the first chemical method to reprogramme cells to a younger state. This was previously only possible with a potent gene treatment. The research, which was published in the journal Aging-US, relies on the observation that adult cells can become induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) by expressing particular genes known as Yamanaka factors. The 2012 Nobel Prize-winning finding raised the question of whether it could be able to stop biological ageing without making cells excessively young and susceptible to malignancy. In the latest study, the researchers looked for chemicals that, when combined, could stop human cell ageing...