[DOC] [TLE] At least one human alive in the year 2000 will still be ... - Long Bets [PAR] So we have almost no documented instances of people living more than one 
hundred ... but will extend the human natural life span to beyond that, and a 
reasonable guess as ... In other words, a person born in the year 2000 will still be 
alive in 2150 .... before without an organic body, then they could theoretically live 
forever. [DOC] [TLE] making - Physics [PAR] Brooks had at least part of it figured out: we all want to live long and fruitful ... But 
will any of these developments translate into a sip ... even forever? Questions ... 
If we extend life span even ... repetitive DNA sequences that cap and protect the 
ends of our ... called fibroblasts to grow in culture and their telomeres get shorter. [DOC] [TLE] Sparrows to Eagles | Inspiration to make the Spirit Soar [PAR] Feb 27, 2014 ... Follow up studies on nutraceuticals that can lengthen telomeres are ... Who 
Wants To Live Forever ... These protective end caps on our chromosomes 
determine how ... But if (when) we find a way to switch this gene on, we will have 
the ... Telomeres are the protective end caps on the four limbs of our DNA... [DOC] [TLE] Could You Live Longer Than 140 Years? - Mercola [PAR] Oct 27, 2007 ... And if we get to work now, he says, humans alive today could live to be 1,000. 
According to de Grey, these 7 Deadly Things are responsible for your physical 
... all long-lived animals is their superior capability to repair their DNA. ... it is not 
unrealistic to extend the human lifespan well beyond 120 years old. [DOC] [TLE] printer-friendly version - Senescence.info [PAR] Jun 16, 2013 ... Godseed speculates how we will be able to change ourselves onto non-aging .... 
one "autopsy study" in centenarians revealed that all, even those described ...... 
at age 20 will have little impact on organisms bearing it since very few (+/- ...... 
capped by a structure called the telomere to prevent chromosome... [DOC] [TLE] Why are we born to die? - Quora [PAR] From an evolutionary standpoint, we aren't born for any particular purpose. We 
exist because of ... I think the real question you are asking is: Why don't 
organisms live forever ... All of that will extend your life both objectively, and 
subjectively. ... Aged humans have perfectly healthy satellite cells, but more and 
more of these... [DOC] [TLE] The Quest to Beat Aging - Princeton University [PAR] cause aging, that doesn't mean we will have figured out how to stop it. ... all live to 
100, much less 120 and up? .... After our baby-bearing time has ..... ans in the 
U.S. climbs, scientists hope to learn the secrets of .... these assaults, the DNA 
inside the mouse cells often un- ...... ends, stretches of DNA called telomeres, do 
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have already seen the dire result of their insensate ambition. ... Blackburn 
discovered an enzyme called telomerase that can protect and rebuild telomeres. [DOC] [TLE] discovery - The James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute - Johns ... [PAR] published these data in a landmark study 20 years ago. Without the resources of 
the BLSA, we would still be waiting to know .... Carter short-circuited all those 
arguments by using ... am confident that patients will have access to a ..... 
prostate cancer to lengthen the time that ... regions of repeated DNA sequences 
that cap. [DOC] [TLE] August 2005  Fight Aging! [PAR] Aug 31, 2005 ... But we really need gene therapies, cell therapies, immunotherapies that can ... 
All types of cells attempted grew extremely well in the gelatin balls: skin ... 
Important questions, especially those related to medicine and .... These are all 
some of the leading researchers in aging studies

Question: These DNA-bearing structures have caps called telomeres; learn to lengthen those & we'll all live forever
Answer: chromosomes