Older fathers confer longer telomeres
In humans, the older your father was when he donated sperm, the longer the telomeres you tend to have
In humans, the older your father was when he donated sperm, the longer the telomeres you tend to have
If we assume 3 billion base pairs, 1/100,000 transcription errors, but a high rate of intra-transcriptional proofreading, we get that figure down to about 0.3 mutations (wrong letter substitution) per cell division.
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