Tag: telomerase

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What is TA-65?

Edward 01/15/2015 1 Comment

Skeptic’s Guide to Telomeres and out-of-reach grapes

If a skeptic is hell-bent on proving something, he is not really a skeptic but rather a true believer. His belief is in mistrust. There is no one more skeptical than I, I assure you. I simply come from the viewpoint that I can’t disbelieve something just because it will be ridiculed by people like the author.

Edward 01/13/2015 No Comments

Interview with Doug Llewelyn and William Shatner

Edward 01/12/2015 No Comments

Telomere biology 101

Edward 01/05/2015 No Comments

Aging is not a thing. But can you give up what you know for what is real?

I believe that eventually the world will join me in understanding that there is really only one disease, with many faces. Depending on how long and in which organs the process has run, you see manifestations of disease and aging that you might call aging.

Edward 11/19/2014 3 Comments

Is Telomerase Good or Bad?

The inadequate lengthening of telomeres by telomerase allows for mutations to occur. But after carcinogenesis has occurred, the ongoing action of telomerase in those immortal cells allows for lengthening, thereby obscuring the relationship between median telomere length and cancer risk.

Edward 09/24/2014 1 Comment

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