Google wants to use naked mole rats to find the secret to slow aging

12/16/2016

This article from The Verge discusses Google's partnership with Calico, a life sciences company, and AbbVie, a pharmaceutical company, to study the unique characteristics of naked mole rats and their potential implications for extending human lifespan. The article explains that naked mole rats have an exceptionally long lifespan and show resistance to age-related diseases. By studying their biology and genetic makeup, the researchers aim to uncover insights that could lead to new strategies for combating aging and age-related ailments in humans. The article emphasizes the significance of this research and its potential impact on increasing human lifespan and improving health in the future.

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