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Messages about muscle research

The most useful message identifies a sentence that no longer survives a close look at its source.

Citation corrections

An experiment described too expansively deserves a correction. I want the disputed sentence and the reason. A missed species label, the wrong population or an outcome that never changed can alter the whole argument.

Send the page address, the passage and a DOI or PubMed ID to editors@agedefypeptide.com. For a new study, say which finding bears on the muscle-preservation question. A clear reference is more useful than a broad claim that a molecule works.

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