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>"if you manage to make it to old age you are physiologically much younger (20-30 years in the case of the Brazilian p53 mutation)." That sounds interesting, b
by nonbel 9y ago
>"if you manage to make it to old age you are physiologically much younger (20-30 years in the case of the Brazilian p53 mutation)."
That sounds interesting, but I can't find it. Can you quote the part of that paper you are talking about?
- danieltillett 9y agoHave a look at this NIH talk [1]. 1. https://youtu.be/URKJ7LLXc3E https://youtu.be/URKJ7LLXc3E
- nonbel 9y agoAre you saying that info was not in your original source? I'm not willing to spend 15 minutes watching a video to possibly get this info. I have low hopes since the speaker probably cannot cite their source in that format. Can you tell me what minute of the video I should watch?
- danieltillett 9y agoThe reference I provided was to the mutation, not the anti-ageing phenotype. The speaker is one of the PI’s on the project so it is worth watching the whole thing. I can’t find the paper again where the delayed ageing is mentioned, but the speaker does talk about it - far more offhand than it should be for my liking. It is pretty easy to ff through a scientific talk because of the slides, but if you are just interested in the Brazilian mutation then start from around 6 minutes.