Re:The first early human eggs from stem cells
by scotty79 on Wednesday July 01, 2026 @02:48AM
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When the damage accumulates across generations the natural selection has opportunity to weed out particularly harmful instances. You can get a feeling for how important avoiding the mitochondrial damage is and how hard it is to mitigate, by looking at how fiercely the reproductive process protects them from aging.
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Re:The first early human eggs from stem cells
by someonebaggy on Wednesday July 01, 2026 @05:12AM
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And with this you get a hundred times the damage (mutation) but still only the same amount of selection.