Rhonda Patrick· PhD
yes, this is a common mechanism that cancer cells use to become immortal.
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yes, this is a common mechanism that cancer cells use to become immortal.
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I mean, they're 10 fold higher in telomerase so...
So it becomes like out of the physiological normal range. So it is true that tumors develop a mechanism so that the telomerase is so high, and they
So it becomes like out of the physiological normal range. So it is true that tumors develop a mechanism so that the telomerase is so high, and they kind of immortalize themselves in that way.