David Sinclair· PhD
People underestimate how much of aging is just corrupted information, not wear and tear.
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People underestimate how much of aging is just corrupted information, not wear and tear.
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essentially we disrupted the information in the cell and these mice got old and every aspect of those hallmarks of Aging in that pie chart they happen and so that argues that we found the major cause
essentially we disrupted the information in the cell and and these mice got old and every aspect of those hallmarks of Aging in that pie chart they happen
it's a loss of information that causes up probably all of those hallmarks of aging and and aging itself
essentially we disrupted the information in the cell and and these mice got old and every aspect of those hallmarks of aging in that pie chart they happened and so that argues that we found the major cause
essentially we disrupted the information in the cell and uh and these mice got old and every aspect of those hallmarks of aging in that pie chart they happened