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Cellular rejuvenation reaches a human trial

Source: Longevity Technology • Published: 08 Oct 2026, 19:20

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Longevity Technology.

Partial epigenetic reprogramming inside the eye — a short news feature previewing early human safety and functional-signal data from a first-in-human trial.

Cellular rejuvenation reaches a human trial
Key Takeaways
  • Three open-angle glaucoma patients received the starting ER-100 dose and had no serious adverse events through Day 56.
  • Two patients showed visual-field improvements with at least 28% of tested points improving by more than 4 decibels at Day 56.
  • The independent Data Safety Monitoring Board recommended dose escalation from 2×10^9 to 6×10^9 vector genomes.
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