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heriditary

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In experiments on rhesus monkey, hereditary material was removed from an egg containing defective mitochondrial DNA, or mtDNA, and inserted into a healthy donor egg stripped of its own heriditary package, called a spindle.
I was surprised because I always get plenty of exercise, but the doctors told me it was a heriditary condition.
For those who are predisposed to develop it for heriditary reasons, but did not do so in their infancy, they have the potential to develop it anytime between the ages of two and four years of age.
 
 
 
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