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Blog replicative senescence

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Every New Year’s Guide to aging

Ed Park, MD 01/01/2016 age-related-diseases, dr ed park, stem cell theory of aging 2 Comments

You had one ‘perfect’ copy of DNA in your chromosomes when you were a single cell fertilized ege. Since then, each copy has made successive generations progressively worse

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CRISPR – Don’t believe the hype!

Ed Park, MD 12/30/2015 #ScienceSunday, dr ed park, research Leave a Comment

CRISPR-Cas is not like a human finding cutting and splicing an old fashioned movie reel…it depends on bacterial-derived micro-machines with an inherent error rate.

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You must change your oil constantly, not every 3,000 miles

Ed Park, MD 06/11/2015 dr ed park, Lokahi Guru, RECHARGE, TA-65 Leave a Comment

Our body doesn’t go in for a total flush so it is sort of like have the oil continuously exchanged as it becomes sludgy from the accumulation of damaged stem cells that results from replicative senescence.

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Welcome to The “New” World, Johns Hopkins

Ed Park, MD 04/01/2015 News 2 Comments

So I guess I’ll just have to sit here like Leif Ericson in New England until other Columbi (plural of Columbus?) decide to plant their flag on this wonderful new world of common sense and scientifically-backed conclusions.

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All your cells are infested with bacteria! And that’s a good thing?

Ed Park, MD 03/21/2010 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

…we exist only because long ago, little bacteria, the mitochondria, were given a nice place to live inside our cells.

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