117-year-old woman's cells shocked scientists: Biologically much younger
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Scientists investigated María Branyas Morera, the world's oldest verified living person, after her 117th birthday. They collected various biological samples, revealing a mixture of extreme old age signs and youthful features. Despite her short telomeres, she showed less chronic i...
Scientists investigated María Branyas Morera, the world's oldest verified living person, after her 117th birthday. They collected various biological samples, revealing a mixture of extreme old age signs and youthful features. Despite her short telomeres, she showed less chronic inflammation and a healthy metabolic profile. Her gut microbiome resembled that of younger individuals, raising many fascinating questions.
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