Live-forever

... system just couldn't fix. Most cloned animals have developmental problems later on, and develop diseases fairly quickly. Thus, no they don't live longer than the original.

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... be a main focus of the baby boomer's generation. How to keep living for an extended amount of time after the body is done procreating, in order to live for only ourselves and not for nature. Thus how do we manipulate the genetic code that may have us programmed for death after the hormones have ...

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telomere shorter, so they live shorter for one. The other reason is that cloning animals is really a trial and error thing, like there were more than 300 unsuccessful attempts or something before dolly was born. So the animal might have ...

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How long do a virus live? :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

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Cloned animal live longer or shorter? :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

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