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Cleaning Up Stem Cell Therapy: Removing Oxidized SOD1 Restores Youth and Safety
 As stem cell therapies move from experimental trials into routine clinical practice, researchers are raising a critical alarm: current manufacturing standards may be missing a key factor that determines whether these treatments actually work. The protein quality control systems of donor cells--their capacity to maintain healthy proteins under stress--deteriorate as cells age during laboratory expansion, and this decline can turn therapeutic cells into sources of toxicity rather than repair. A new review argues that without assessing this "proteostatic fitness," even rigorously manufactured cell products could fail in patients.
August 10, 2026
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