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<quote>The canonical example is to interfere in telomerase and ALT telomere lengthening. That can't be evaded, and all cancers do it.</quote> Yeah, and so do a
by azeotropic 8y ago
<quote>The canonical example is to interfere in telomerase and ALT telomere lengthening. That can't be evaded, and all cancers do it.</quote>
Yeah, and so do adult stem cells. As long as your patient doesn't need intestinal walls, skin, or blood, this will be a totally successful treatment!
Have you entertained the hypothesis that people studying cancer might know more about biology than anti-aging cranks?