David Sinclair· PhD
We can get the DNA to spool less, and also be repackaged to reverse the aging process, and get cells to work like they used to.
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We can get the DNA to spool less, and also be repackaged to reverse the aging process, and get cells to work like they used to.
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That's part of the problem with aging, we think, is that that beautiful packaging of the DNA that allows a cell to remain a skin cell forever, or brain cell essentially forever, is lost. You start to get this unspooling of the DNA, and genes that shouldn't be on, start to come on over time-