New study in mouse model demonstrates method for reversing wrinkles and hair loss
A recent study using a mouse model was able to show that physical signs of aging, such as hair loss and wrinkled skin, may be reversed by restoring… Read more »
Lene Juel Rasmussen is Professor at the University of Copenhagen and Managing Director of the interdisciplinary aging center, Center for Healthy Aging, residing within the faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. Her research aims to unravel the complex molecular basics of aging and the development of aging associated diseases. Within this context, her research group focuses on the molecular understanding of mitochondrial dysfunction and how cells achieve to preserve mitochondrial and nuclear DNA integrity as well as DNA repair.
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