Will cloned animals suffer premature aging – The story at the end of clones' chromosomes

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@ankipanky138 התכוונתי לזה שהיא לא זכתה לאריכות ימים ויש טענות שהיא הזדקנה בצורה מואצת בצורה תואמת לגיל המקורי של הכבשה ממנה נלקח הדנא https://t.co/8fL5ywlhIY https://t.co/yjXXLZ9L2h

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@RealBioSciGuy @ChrisMa06209581 @its_the_Dr Telomers in clones are practically non-existent. They age quickly and die. https://t.co/32CANJWCO5

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@Samsulmara @TotalREProperty @lovewuji @MTBrisky @Maiafay376 Depends on the length of his telomeres. If it didn’t change and same DNA, then his reappearance is not a clone. https://t.co/lEZBXVL5uT

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Will cloned animals suffer premature aging – The story at the end of clones' chromosomes https://t.co/j1DbNFi7IF

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