Limits to lifespan.

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Limits to lifespan.

Nature cell biology - 1 Feb 2002

Lloyd Alison C

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It has long-been accepted that normal somatic cells have intrinsic mechanisms that limit their proliferative lifespan. Recent work has now challenged this view by demonstrating that extrinsic factors might be determining proliferative potential.

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PMID: 11835050
DOI: 10.1038/ncb0202-e25

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