| That telomere shortening is directly responsible for the Hayflick Limit is doubtful, but the discovery of telomerase led some entrepreneurs, scientists, and media persons to believe that it was the key to curing cancer and also a Holy Grail for extending human lifespan. That observation emerged from the study of immortal cells, which have escaped the Hayflick limit and can proliferate indefinitely in test tubes. Professor at the University of California, San Francisco, discoverer of the aging process in human cells and the man for whom the Hayflick Limit is named. |
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