David Sinclair· PhD
and animals can be cloned from old adults, suggesting aging is caused by information loss
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and animals can be cloned from old adults, suggesting aging is caused by information loss
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our cells retain their youthful digital information even when we are old.”
i actually and my colleagues think that dna is largely intact in our bodies even when we're very old so that the genetic information is there to be young and we actually know this already because you can take a a skin cell or an utter cell and and clone it and make a new animal so that the genetic information is still there
the genome is digital information it's very easy to preserve to reason we went from analog to digital and in 2000 DNA is four letters it's digital it's easy to replicate it's easy to store you can boil it it's very robust that's what we've actually come to discover is that the genome is fairly intact in old people and old animals