Tapping into an ancient cellular energy source may help stave off the rigors of surgery and the ravages of age.
Hydrogen sulfide, a foul-smelling poisonous gas that microbes have been munching for eons, may be responsible for the health benefits and life-extending effects of reduced-calorie diets, scientists propose December 23 in Cell.
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