The Telomere Shortening Theory of Aging Argues That

question 4

Multiple Choice

The telomere shortening theory of aging argues that:

• A) DNA accumulates mutations over the years and so chromosomes become smaller and less effective.
• B) regulatory DNA is damaged and breaks off, allowing chromosomes to duplicate less effectively
• C) the wastes that build up in cells over the years degrades DNA.
• D) the proteins made by DNA become shorter and smaller as we age and so don't work as well

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