Findings from the "Mighty Mice" investigation on the International Space Station (ISS) may help "save the day" both for earthbound patients with muscle and bone loss as well as astronauts on prolonged spaceflight missions. This week, researchers from The Jackson Laboratory, UConn Health, and Connecticut Children's published an article in the journal PNAS detailing results from their rodent resea
Friday, September 11, 2020
"Mighty Mice" in space could lead to new therapies for muscle and bone loss on Earth
Kennedy Space Center FL (SPX) Sep 11, 2020
Findings from the "Mighty Mice" investigation on the International Space Station (ISS) may help "save the day" both for earthbound patients with muscle and bone loss as well as astronauts on prolonged spaceflight missions. This week, researchers from The Jackson Laboratory, UConn Health, and Connecticut Children's published an article in the journal PNAS detailing results from their rodent resea
Findings from the "Mighty Mice" investigation on the International Space Station (ISS) may help "save the day" both for earthbound patients with muscle and bone loss as well as astronauts on prolonged spaceflight missions. This week, researchers from The Jackson Laboratory, UConn Health, and Connecticut Children's published an article in the journal PNAS detailing results from their rodent resea
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