Partial reversal of aging achieved in mice

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  1. khaotic

    khaotic Fobulous

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    #1 khaotic, Dec 1, 2010
  2. kevin

    kevin RAWR!

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    anyone mind summarizing? Hmm, wheres Ralph xD
     
    #2 kevin, Dec 2, 2010
  3. khaotic

    khaotic Fobulous

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    -_-.......

    It's not that long...
     
    #3 khaotic, Dec 2, 2010
  4. kevin

    kevin RAWR!

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    Maybe you could highlight it knowing you read it indepthly =]

    Thanks in advance.
     
    #4 kevin, Dec 2, 2010
  5. _Fahrenheit_

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    basically there are the ends of genes and they're called teleomeres. through series of mitosis, these teleomeres starts to decrease resulting in aging. so in the sequence they found the key to reactivate the teleomerase which results in the regereration of teleomeres.

    therefore, reverse aging
     
    #5 _Fahrenheit_, Dec 2, 2010
  6. ultim8camper

    ultim8camper Well-Known Member

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    benjamin button shit this
     
    #6 ultim8camper, Dec 2, 2010
  7. Akki

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    ahaha, now how quick of a reverse aging?
     
    #7 Akki, Dec 2, 2010