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  • The Connection between Genome and Personal Advice

    • 13 Jan 2012
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    Environment and Genetics!

    If reaching the average life expectancy the environment plays a major component..in the tradeoff between environment and genetics...the genetics play a bigger and bigger role!

    The results clearly show that telomere length early in life is strongly predictive of lifespan...

    What I'm especially looking forward to..genetically derived personal advice on ideal diet...exercise....sleep.....and other lifestyle choices......

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  • The Connection between Knowledge and Power

    • 3 Jul 2010
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    Longevity!

    A genetic test has been developed that can predict whether someone is likely to live an extremely long life.

    It could become another wedge to drive people apart...

    The goal of developing a scientific and business strategy to make extreme human life extension a real possibility...

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  • The Connection between DNA and Telomeres

    • 8 Feb 2010
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    Design!

    The first time a link between DNA and human lifespan has been found.

    Pave the way for screening programmes to spot people who are likely to age fast and be more susceptible to heart problems and other conditions early in life...

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  • The Connection between Food Safety and Barcoding

    • 25 Aug 2009
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    Puffer Fish!

    The barcoding technique targets a single gene located in the mitochondria. This gene appears to be active in all living things, which makes it a useful genetic marker to identify...

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