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Microarraying mortality

David Gems () and Joshua J. McElwee
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David Gems: University College London
Joshua J. McElwee: University College London

Nature, 2003, vol. 424, issue 6946, 259-261

Abstract: Understanding how we grow old is a long-sought goal. A new large-scale study of gene expression in worms allows us to glimpse the complex biochemistry of lifespan.

Date: 2003
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