Researchers at NIH show that transferring healthy mitochondria from glial cells to nerve cells can potentially reduce nerve pain and degeneration associated with diabetic and chemotherapy-induced neuropathy. This breakthrough could lead to new therapeutic strategies for managing nerve-related pain.
Researchers demonstrate that transferring healthy mitochondria from support glial cells to nerve cells could reduce nerve pain and degeneration.
Original title: “A fresh energy supply may shield nerves from diabetic or chemo-induced neuropathy”