Our latest study, published in Neurobiology of Aging, investigates the role of the novel peptide T14 in age-dependent behaviours using female mice models. The findings highlight significant variations in T14 levels with age, shedding light on potential mechanisms underlying cognitive and behavioural changes, and offering insights into therapeutic avenues for age-related conditions.
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