Restricted protein intake in fruit fly larvae may extend adult lifespan
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A recent study indicates that restricting protein for fruit fly larvae during their development may extend their lifespan once they reach adulthood.
Research reported by Ars Technica suggests that limiting protein intake during the early development phase of fruit fly larvae could result in a longer lifespan for the insects as adults. This study highlights a potential connection between early dietary conditions and longevity outcomes in the species.
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