Tony Wyss-Coray at ARDD2023: The plasma proteome as sensor of organ physiology and aging

Tony Wyss-Coray , Stanford University, USA presents at the 10th Aging Research and Drug Discovery conference: The plasma proteome as sensor of organ physiology and aging

[@Fedeniux]

Very interesting talk. Love biology

[@NickWestgate]

Great talk. The future of testing.

[@maokai123]

Fantastic. Dr.Coray provides comprehensive evidences to prove this old prediction is true.

[@peterz53]

Very interesting. From a practical intervention perspective, it would be worthwhile for some of the research community to take a harder look at the Conboy work, which started with parabiosis in Rando lab, but more recently (2020 & 2022) focused on diluting or removing old plasma which also has tissue rejuvenating and proteome effects. Plasma dilution is something we can all do simply by plasma donation, a free and regulated process in the US. Takes out about 25% of plasma each donation, which can be done monthly at most blood banks, and more frequently at plasma-only centers. Gets past the many issues which arise by injecting plasma from another person.

[@InquilineKea]

ALL TISSUE NOT JUST BLOOD CELLS