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Young guts make elderly fish sprightly

Short-lived killifish are attracting increasing interest as a study animal for researchers working on ageing.

Short-lived killifish are attracting increasing interest as a study animal for researchers working on ageing. Dominik Schmitz/Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research

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Nature 549, 9 (2017)

doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-017-02936-1

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