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<blockquote data-quote="Blayz" data-source="post: 48431249" data-attributes="member: 197917"><p>Rtooty, I understand you have no interest in the truth, mired as you are in lies and fabrications in a topic that you know absolutely nothing about, but just for the record</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Eukaryotic chromosmes are capped with specific sequences known as telomeres. These act just like the plasticy bits on the ends of shoelaces, preventing them from fraying.</p><p></p><p>During differential division, the telomeres shorten, and the cell uses this as a means to control cell replication and also mark its period of senescence.</p><p></p><p>It's not trash</p><p>It's not chipped off</p><p>It's a part of, not the whole of, the aging process.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blayz, post: 48431249, member: 197917"] Rtooty, I understand you have no interest in the truth, mired as you are in lies and fabrications in a topic that you know absolutely nothing about, but just for the record Eukaryotic chromosmes are capped with specific sequences known as telomeres. These act just like the plasticy bits on the ends of shoelaces, preventing them from fraying. During differential division, the telomeres shorten, and the cell uses this as a means to control cell replication and also mark its period of senescence. It's not trash It's not chipped off It's a part of, not the whole of, the aging process. [/QUOTE]
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