Amgen Study Finds Bone Marrow Immune Cells Can Enter Aging Brain

By Public Technologies
  • A study involving Amgen researchers, published in Nature, found bone marrow-derived immune cells can enter the aging brain.
  • These cells contribute to the brain’s resident immune cell population, challenging the view that its immune system is largely self-contained.
  • Researchers traced the cells using mutations acquired during life, highlighting potential insights into disease beyond inherited genetics.


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