Secrets of Longevity Unveiled by the World's Oldest Person's Genome and Microbiome
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A DNA study of 117-year-old Maria Branyas reveals genetic and biological factors contributing to her exceptional longevity, including youthful immune function, healthy heart markers, and surprisingly short telomeres, offering insights into human aging and potential strategies for extending lifespan.
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