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Researchers at Centre for Genomic Regulation, Spain have identified a set of 40 genes in C elegans that provides some clues to solve this mystery.
It seems it is not the presence or absence of these genes but the combination of their on/off status that decides how long a worm will live.
It seems it is not the presence or absence of these genes but the combination of their on/off status that decides how long a worm will live.
May 1, 2025 at 3:41 AM
Researchers at Centre for Genomic Regulation, Spain have identified a set of 40 genes in C elegans that provides some clues to solve this mystery.
It seems it is not the presence or absence of these genes but the combination of their on/off status that decides how long a worm will live.
It seems it is not the presence or absence of these genes but the combination of their on/off status that decides how long a worm will live.