The EMBO journal has just published a new paper presenting the result of a research study carried through with the prestigious Mayo Clinic and co-led by Prof Derek Mann in Newcastle and Joao Passos in Rochester, USA.

This new publication involving several NFRG staff members, Prof Fiona Oakley, Dr. Jack Leslie, Amy Collins, Daniel Geh, published under opensource license, is entitled:

Neutrophils induce paracrine telomere dysfunction and senescence in ROS‐dependent manner

This study uses Fibrofind's patented Precision-Cut Liver Slices to add an important human science angle to explain how neutrophils, which are perhaps the most important cell for tackling infections, promote tissue ageing.

Click HERE to read the abstract on the publisher's website and download a pdf version of the publication.