How small genes trigger biosafety "tornadoes"
A butterfly in the tropical rainforest of the Amazon River basin in South America, occasionally flapping its wings, can cause a tornado in Texas two weeks later, which is known as the "Butterfly Effect". And seemingly insignificant small things such as a hair, a piece of skin tissue, a small insect, or a seed can also trigger the "butterfly effect" and trigger a biosafety "tornado"...
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Don't overdraw your skin age again! Harvard Medicine: New Discovery of Anti Aging Genes, Reducing Skin Care Spending Will Make You Younger
(Too many words, click on my avatar to watch the video)The international medical journal Cell published a literature by Harvard University geneticist David Sabatini, breaking through the discovery of an anti-aging gene closely related to human skin, muscles, brain, etc.: MTOR, which has received intensive research from global medical institutions...
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