I'm a genomic student in pursuit of the fountain of youth!

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My studies are motivated by the dream of eternal youth, and all the implications of eternal youth for society at large. Currently, my studies primarily revolve around the topics of telomere maintenance, and cellular senescence. My current theory for the attainment of eternal youth involves the genetic editing of macrophages for the better detection and digestion of senescent cells, followed by upregulation of telomerase in stem cells to prevent stem cell exhaustion. Macrophages already digest most senescent cells and stem cells already attenuate most of their telomere loss, but both processes are incomplete. I think reinforcing these pre-existing rejuvenating mechanisms is the best way to combat aging; However, this view is simple and truth resists simplicity. I expect that continued education will complicate my views. I hope that conversations with those in this community will challenge my views and broaden my perspective.

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Thank you for the warm welcome, and the warning.
 
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