Rockefeller University: Study Reveals How Unexpected Shifts in Cell Populations are Revising Our Understanding of the Aging Process
December 12, 2024
December 12, 2024
NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (TNSres) -- Rockefeller University issued the following news:
If you looked at two snapshots of the same maple tree taken in July and December, you'd see a dramatic change from summer's full green crown to winter's bare branches. What those two photos don't show you, however, is how the change occurred--gradually or all at once? In truth, deciduous trees tend to hold out for an environmental signal--a change in light or temperature--and then shed all their leaves w . . .
If you looked at two snapshots of the same maple tree taken in July and December, you'd see a dramatic change from summer's full green crown to winter's bare branches. What those two photos don't show you, however, is how the change occurred--gradually or all at once? In truth, deciduous trees tend to hold out for an environmental signal--a change in light or temperature--and then shed all their leaves w . . .