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>>/39194/ General rambling on the two telomere papers. Cell anatomy. First paper is on "sub telomere" structures telomeres are connected with cell aging in this Kristy Nickles UGA MSc thesis telomerase (enzyme) will lengthen telos. Does this make the cell young again? Yes, possibly - but they are not the master control. https://www.nature.com/subjects/telomeres David Sinclair did the early work, found a company called Sirutis sold his company to GLX April 2008 > Glaxo paid $720 million to acquire Sirtris in April 2008, to get ahold of technology that generated lots of breathless media coverage as a modern-day fountain of youth. ... The research into the biological role of sirtuins, from Sirtris co-founder David Sinclair, has attracted its share of skeptics. https://xconomy.com/boston/2013/03/12/glaxosmithkline-shuts-down-sirtris-five-years-after-720m-buyout/ Sinclair found Elysium health and signed up a unusually large number of scientist working in unrelated areas for the board of his telomere lengthening company. This is weird because most of the scientists are not working on telomeres at all. https://www.elysiumhealth.com/en-us/science/scientific-advisory-board the PhD thesis is also telomeres: https://getd.libs.uga.edu/pdfs/nickles_kristy_a_200312_ms.pdf https://getd.libs.uga.edu/pdfs/basenko_evelina_y_201112_phd.pdf Aging reversal/ bio rejuvenation is possible. Telomere length is correlated to cell methylation but does not appear causal. >>/39194/