Titlebook: Intrinsic mutagenesis; A genetic approach t Macfarlane Burnet Book 1974 Sir Macfarlane Burnet 1974 ageing.atherosclerosis.bacteria.biology.

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Ageing: The Somatic Mutational Approachomatic mutation plays a considerable part, and the recent developments that interest me chiefly all seem to point in that direction. They include particularly the discovery of the Hayflick limit., its establishment for immunocyte clones . by Williamson and Askonas., and the hints that the limit is r

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Hypothesis of the Genetic Control of Lifespanny rule, theoretical or empirical, enabling us to predict the nature of the one residue not yet identified by analysis’. In this sense the sequence is a . one, and yet it ‘is in fact reproduced thousands and thousands of times . . . by a highly accurate mechanism which guarantees the invariance of t

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Malignant Disease—1l fascination for both pathologist and philosopher as something basically unreasonable and therefore a challenge to understanding. Here I am concerned primarily in seeking a reason for the characteristic association of cancer with ageing in every species for which information is available.

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