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Japanese scientists rewired vitamin K into a brain repair…
Japanese scientists rewired vitamin K into a brain repair tool and it's working in the lab Vitamin K has always been the forgotten vitamin. A new study from Japan may be about to change that entirely and Alzheimer's researchers are paying close attention. Most clinicians think of vitamin K in one context: coagulation. But a research team in Japan has engineered a new class of vitamin K-based compounds with a radically different application, stimulating neuronal regeneration in the brain. The compounds, developed by c
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