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17 Jun 2019
I've heard of Henrietta Lacks. As a result of a geneticmutation, her cells never died. I've heard/read that overtime, ourcells stop multiplying as much, (as an effect of aging). Why? Whydo we age? Why do cells eventually die? What causes our bodies todegenerate? It is encoded for in our genes? If we treated ourbodies in the highest regard, accounted for accurate diet andsleep, with the introduction of genetic engineering, couldeverlasting life be possible?
I've heard of Henrietta Lacks. As a result of a geneticmutation, her cells never died. I've heard/read that overtime, ourcells stop multiplying as much, (as an effect of aging). Why? Whydo we age? Why do cells eventually die? What causes our bodies todegenerate? It is encoded for in our genes? If we treated ourbodies in the highest regard, accounted for accurate diet andsleep, with the introduction of genetic engineering, couldeverlasting life be possible?
Deanna HettingerLv2
17 Jun 2019
