lancashire 's liam livingstone scored a reported world-record 350 for nantwich town in a national club championship match against caldy on sunday . the 21-year-old all-rounder , who has yet to make his first-team debut for the red rose , plundered 34 fours and 27 sixes in his remarkable 138-ball innings . lancashire believes the innings is the highest-ever individual score in a one-day match . achievement : livingstone came in at number 3 and smashed a triple-century as the scoreboard shows . scientists believe they are a step closer to understanding how the human mind ages after discovering a way to boost the number of brain cells in mice . researchers from stanford university school of medicine discovered that giving old mice blood from younger specimens resulted in a three-fold increase in the number of brain cells . lancashire 's liam livingstone hit 350 for mantwich town against caldy in what could be a world record . he told bbc sport : ` from 100 onwards , i was just trying to whack every ball for six . ` when i got into the high 200s and into the 300s , i realised that something quite special could happen . ' ` well done to @liaml4893 who , we think , has smashed a new world record for limited overs cricket , hitting 350 today , ' lancashire posted on their official twitter feed . livingstone 's efforts helped nantwich to compile 579 for seven from their 45 overs . they isolated the chemical eotaxin and discovered that injecting it into younger mice had the opposite effect , causing fewer brain cells to be produced . the research involved giving blood from younger mice to older specimens and vice versa . the team are now testing eotaxin 's role in memory loss associated with alzheimer 's disease and hope their research might also prove useful in treating dementia . tony wyss-coray , associate professor of neurology and neurological sciences at stanford and the study 's senior author , believes the findings raise the question of whether it might be possible to shield the human brain from aging . the experiment involved connecting the circulatory systems of pairs of young and old mice together . this produced changes in both brains , with the older mice producing more new nerve cells than would usually be expected . dr saul villeda , one of the researchers involved in the study , said : ` with this technique , we could examine the effects of old mice 's blood on young mice 's brains , and vice versa . ' his colleague professor tony wyss-coray explained : ` we saw a threefold increase in the number of new nerve cells being generated in old mice exposed to this ` younger ' environment . ' in contrast , the younger members of the pairs showed fewer new nerve cells in the brain that normal , reports journal nature . hopes : the team believe the research could provide a better understanding of memory loss in humans associated with alzheimer 's disease . to establish what was behind the changes , the scientists first looked an exchange of cells between the paired mice by highlighting cells and tracking their progress . but they were not found to effect the brains . and their efforts appeared to be wasted when they skittled caldy for just 79 to secure a staggering 500-run victory . livingstone , who hit 204 in a second xi game against yorkshire in september , surpasses the previous record of 334 not out scored by nikhilesh surendran in hyderabad in 2008 . with cell exchange ruled out , they looked at immune signaling proteins in the mice 's blood , and found six which were present in both young mice paired with old mice and old mice on their own . at the top of the list was eotaxin , a small protein that attracts certain types of immune cells to areas where it has been secreted by other types of cells , and which , in humans , is associated with allergic responses and asthma . tests the team carried out on blood and cerebrospinal fluid samples drawn from healthy people between the ages of 20 and 90 showed a parallel age-related increase in eotaxin . when normal young adult mice were given eotaxin injections into their brain , memory was imparied and fewer nerve cells were produced . countering the effects if eotaxin could slow or reverse the ageing of the brain , say the researchers . a spokesman said : ` the group is now testing eotaxin 's potential role in memory loss associated with alzheimer 's disease , and is developing expanded blood-protein assays in a hunt for ` rejuvenating ' factors in blood that may prove useful in treating dementia and , perhaps , slowing the aging process in older brains . '
liam livingstone hit 34 fours and 27 sixes 138-ball innings of 350 . the 21-year-old all-rounder is yet to debut for lancashire 's first team . his nantwich town made 579 for seven from their 45 overs against caldy . they won national club championship match by 500 runs .
lancashire 's liam livingstone scored a reported world-record 350 for nantwich town in a national club championship match against caldy on sunday . the 21-year-old all-rounder , who has yet to make his first-team debut for the red rose , plundered 34 fours and 27 sixes in his remarkable 138-ball innings . lancashire believes the innings is the highest-ever individual score in a one-day match . achievement : livingstone came in at number 3 and smashed a triple-century as the scoreboard shows . scientists believe they are a step closer to understanding how the human mind ages after discovering a way to boost the number of brain cells in mice . researchers from stanford university school of medicine discovered that giving old mice blood from younger specimens resulted in a three-fold increase in the number of brain cells . lancashire 's liam livingstone hit 350 for mantwich town against caldy in what could be a world record . he told bbc sport : ` from 100 onwards , i was just trying to whack every ball for six . ` when i got into the high 200s and into the 300s , i realised that something quite special could happen . ' ` well done to @liaml4893 who , we think , has smashed a new world record for limited overs cricket , hitting 350 today , ' lancashire posted on their official twitter feed . livingstone 's efforts helped nantwich to compile 579 for seven from their 45 overs . they isolated the chemical eotaxin and discovered that injecting it into younger mice had the opposite effect , causing fewer brain cells to be produced . the research involved giving blood from younger mice to older specimens and vice versa . the team are now testing eotaxin 's role in memory loss associated with alzheimer 's disease and hope their research might also prove useful in treating dementia . tony wyss-coray , associate professor of neurology and neurological sciences at stanford and the study 's senior author , believes the findings raise the question of whether it might be possible to shield the human brain from aging . the experiment involved connecting the circulatory systems of pairs of young and old mice together . this produced changes in both brains , with the older mice producing more new nerve cells than would usually be expected . dr saul villeda , one of the researchers involved in the study , said : ` with this technique , we could examine the effects of old mice 's blood on young mice 's brains , and vice versa . ' his colleague professor tony wyss-coray explained : ` we saw a threefold increase in the number of new nerve cells being generated in old mice exposed to this ` younger ' environment . ' in contrast , the younger members of the pairs showed fewer new nerve cells in the brain that normal , reports journal nature . hopes : the team believe the research could provide a better understanding of memory loss in humans associated with alzheimer 's disease . to establish what was behind the changes , the scientists first looked an exchange of cells between the paired mice by highlighting cells and tracking their progress . but they were not found to effect the brains . and their efforts appeared to be wasted when they skittled caldy for just 79 to secure a staggering 500-run victory . livingstone , who hit 204 in a second xi game against yorkshire in september , surpasses the previous record of 334 not out scored by nikhilesh surendran in hyderabad in 2008 . with cell exchange ruled out , they looked at immune signaling proteins in the mice 's blood , and found six which were present in both young mice paired with old mice and old mice on their own . at the top of the list was eotaxin , a small protein that attracts certain types of immune cells to areas where it has been secreted by other types of cells , and which , in humans , is associated with allergic responses and asthma . tests the team carried out on blood and cerebrospinal fluid samples drawn from healthy people between the ages of 20 and 90 showed a parallel age-related increase in eotaxin . when normal young adult mice were given eotaxin injections into their brain , memory was imparied and fewer nerve cells were produced . countering the effects if eotaxin could slow or reverse the ageing of the brain , say the researchers . a spokesman said : ` the group is now testing eotaxin 's potential role in memory loss associated with alzheimer 's disease , and is developing expanded blood-protein assays in a hunt for ` rejuvenating ' factors in blood that may prove useful in treating dementia and , perhaps , slowing the aging process in older brains . '
lancashire 's liam livingstone scored a reported world-record 350 for nantwich town in a national club championship match against caldy on sunday . the 21-year-old all-rounder , who has yet to make his first-team debut for the red rose , plundered 34 fours and 27 sixes in his remarkable 138-ball innings . lancashire believes the innings is the highest-ever individual score in a one-day match . achievement : livingstone came in at number 3 and smashed a triple-century as the scoreboard shows . scientists believe they are a step closer to understanding how the human mind ages after discovering a way to boost the number of brain cells in mice . researchers from stanford university school of medicine discovered that giving old mice blood from younger specimens resulted in a three-fold increase in the number of brain cells . lancashire 's liam livingstone hit 350 for mantwich town against caldy in what could be a world record . he told bbc sport : ` from 100 onwards , i was just trying to whack every ball for six . ` when i got into the high 200s and into the 300s , i realised that something quite special could happen . ' ` well done to @liaml4893 who , we think , has smashed a new world record for limited overs cricket , hitting 350 today , ' lancashire posted on their official twitter feed . livingstone 's efforts helped nantwich to compile 579 for seven from their 45 overs . they isolated the chemical eotaxin and discovered that injecting it into younger mice had the opposite effect , causing fewer brain cells to be produced . the research involved giving blood from younger mice to older specimens and vice versa . the team are now testing eotaxin 's role in memory loss associated with alzheimer 's disease and hope their research might also prove useful in treating dementia . tony wyss-coray , associate professor of neurology and neurological sciences at stanford and the study 's senior author , believes the findings raise the question of whether it might be possible to shield the human brain from aging . the experiment involved connecting the circulatory systems of pairs of young and old mice together . this produced changes in both brains , with the older mice producing more new nerve cells than would usually be expected . dr saul villeda , one of the researchers involved in the study , said : ` with this technique , we could examine the effects of old mice 's blood on young mice 's brains , and vice versa . ' his colleague professor tony wyss-coray explained : ` we saw a threefold increase in the number of new nerve cells being generated in old mice exposed to this ` younger ' environment . ' in contrast , the younger members of the pairs showed fewer new nerve cells in the brain that normal , reports journal nature . hopes : the team believe the research could provide a better understanding of memory loss in humans associated with alzheimer 's disease . to establish what was behind the changes , the scientists first looked an exchange of cells between the paired mice by highlighting cells and tracking their progress . but they were not found to effect the brains . and their efforts appeared to be wasted when they skittled caldy for just 79 to secure a staggering 500-run victory . livingstone , who hit 204 in a second xi game against yorkshire in september , surpasses the previous record of 334 not out scored by nikhilesh surendran in hyderabad in 2008 . with cell exchange ruled out , they looked at immune signaling proteins in the mice 's blood , and found six which were present in both young mice paired with old mice and old mice on their own . at the top of the list was eotaxin , a small protein that attracts certain types of immune cells to areas where it has been secreted by other types of cells , and which , in humans , is associated with allergic responses and asthma . tests the team carried out on blood and cerebrospinal fluid samples drawn from healthy people between the ages of 20 and 90 showed a parallel age-related increase in eotaxin . when normal young adult mice were given eotaxin injections into their brain , memory was imparied and fewer nerve cells were produced . countering the effects if eotaxin could slow or reverse the ageing of the brain , say the researchers . a spokesman said : ` the group is now testing eotaxin 's potential role in memory loss associated with alzheimer 's disease , and is developing expanded blood-protein assays in a hunt for ` rejuvenating ' factors in blood that may prove useful in treating dementia and , perhaps , slowing the aging process in older brains . '
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lancashire 's liam livingstone scored a reported world-record 350 for nantwich town in a national club championship match against caldy on sunday . the 21-year-old all-rounder , who has yet to make his first-team debut for the red rose , plundered 34 fours and 27 sixes in his remarkable 138-ball innings . lancashire believes the innings is the highest-ever individual score in a one-day match . achievement : livingstone came in at number 3 and smashed a triple-century as the scoreboard shows . scientists believe they are a step closer to understanding how the human mind ages after discovering a way to boost the number of brain cells in mice . researchers from stanford university school of medicine discovered that giving old mice blood from younger specimens resulted in a three-fold increase in the number of brain cells . lancashire 's liam livingstone hit 350 for mantwich town against caldy in what could be a world record . he told bbc sport : ` from 100 onwards , i was just trying to whack every ball for six . ` when i got into the high 200s and into the 300s , i realised that something quite special could happen . ' ` well done to @liaml4893 who , we think , has smashed a new world record for limited overs cricket , hitting 350 today , ' lancashire posted on their official twitter feed . livingstone 's efforts helped nantwich to compile 579 for seven from their 45 overs . they isolated the chemical eotaxin humans associated with alzheimer 's disease . to establish what was behind the changes , the scientists first looked an exchange of cells between the paired mice by highlighting cells and tracking their progress . but they were not found to effect the brains . and their efforts appeared to be wasted when they skittled caldy for just 79 to secure a staggering 500-run victory . livingstone , who hit 204 in a second xi game against yorkshire in september , surpasses the previous record of 334 not out scored by nikhilesh surendran in hyderabad in 2008 . with cell exchange ruled out , they looked at immune signaling proteins in the mice 's blood , and found six which were present in both young mice paired with old mice and old mice on their own . at the top of the list was eotaxin , a small protein that attracts certain types of immune cells to areas where it has been secreted by other types of cells , and which , in humans , is associated with allergic responses and asthma . tests the team carried out on blood and cerebrospinal fluid samples drawn from healthy people between the ages of 20 and 90 showed a parallel age-related increase in eotaxin . when normal young adult mice were given eotaxin injections into their brain , memory was imparied and fewer nerve cells were produced . countering the effects if eotaxin could slow or reverse the ageing of the brain , say the researchers . a spokesman said : ` the group is now testing eotaxin 's potential role in memory loss associated with alzheimer 's disease , and is developing expanded blood-protein assays in a hunt for ` rejuvenating ' factors in blood that may prove useful in treating dementia and , perhaps , slowing the aging process in older brains . '
 Liam Livingstone, a 21-year-old all-rounder, scored a reported world record of 350 in a national club championship match against Caldy. He believes this is the highest-ever individual score in a one-day match. Scientists from Stanford University School of Medicine discovered that giving old mice blood from younger mice resulted in a three-fold increase in brain cell count. Researchers think this could be a step towards understanding how human minds age.