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Living and Dying for Sex

1 Jan 2004

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A mechanistic understanding of aging has yet to be described; this paper puts forth a new theory that has the potential to explain aging in all sexually reproductive life forms. The theory also puts forth a new definition of aging - any change in an organism over time. This definition includes not only the changes associated with the loss of function (i.e. senescence, the commonly accepted definition of aging),...

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PMID: 15331856
DOI: 10.1159/000079125

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