Israeli scientists have extended the lifespan of laboratory mice by 23 percent with a special protein in a new study that could lay the groundwork for humans to live to 120 years, foreign media reported. Israeli scientists reportedly increased the supply of SIRT6 protein in 250 mice, increasing the life expectancy of subjects by not only 23 percent, but also younger and less susceptible to cancer than the average mouse. SIRT6 proteins “control the rate of aging” but usually decrease…
