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11-30-2010, 09:33 AM
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In Remembrance
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In mice, reactivating the enzyme telomerase led to the repair of damaged tissues and reversed the signs of ageing.
That's the big news of the day. They did it with a protein that is presumably patentable once they get it fine tuned. But those of us who don't have time to wait might google "preserves telomeres" - "Exercise preserves telomere length in the face of chronic stress ..." "Omega 3 Oils Slow Aging by Preserving Telomeres" "Stress Can Shorten Telomere Length and Age Cells Prematurely ..."
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