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Shorten cell life deliberately?

CarbonRobot

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A year ago

Shorten cell life deliberately?

Is there a way to make cells more prone to programmed cell death after receiving DNA damage? Basically keeping the person's DNA more pure and free of errors for longer?

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duddy

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A year ago

naturally, no

but there's a whole list of drugs that induce apoptosis

https://www.tocris.com/cell-biology/apoptosis-inducers

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