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DNA from world’s oldest tortoise may hold key to slowing down human ageing process
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What happenedDNA from world’s oldest tortoise may hold key to slowing down human ageing process.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "DNA from world’s oldest tortoise may hold key to slowing down human ageing process". The right frames it as "World’s oldest tortoise could hold biological key to slowing human ageing".
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CenterDNA from world’s oldest tortoise may hold key to slowing down human ageing process
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Right / center-rightWorld’s oldest tortoise could hold biological key to slowing human ageing
World’s oldest tortoise could hold biological key to slowing human ageing
DNA from the planet's oldest known land animal could reveal genetic secrets that may shed light on how humans age. Jonathan, the Aldabra giant tortoise, is believed to have hatched in 1832...