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In the early 90s, we discovered mutations that could double the normal life span of worms," Kenyon said.
In a recent study published by the journal PLoS Genetics, scientists from the Universite de Montreal discovered that when glucose was reduced in a yeast cell's diet, their life span increased.
A recent study by the University of Minnesota found that donors had a normal life span and were as healthy as people who have two functioning kidneys After donating a kidney to a loved one, you can expect to live a life that is as normal as anyone.
 
 
 
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