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Topic	Study: human life my have an "absolute limit" of 150 years
DarkRoast 05/28/21 2:38:12 PM #28:	KamenRiderBlade posted... What if we fix that part? Extend the amount of time that brain cells regenerate and replace themselves. Delay the point where the cells stop regenerating and replace natural cell loss? Central nervous system neurons don't really regenerate. That's the problem. There is a small amount of regeneration, but the issue has to do with myelin, and the fact that CNS myelin is essentially unable to regenerate. Not to mention, deposition of proteins into the brain over time, like lewy bodies, is something that happens to literally everyone. --- Razer Blade 15 - Core i7-9750H, 32 GB RAM (2666), RTX 2080 MQ <cite>DarkRoast posted [p:954399650] in Study: hum... [t:79483246]...</cite> <quote>KamenRiderBlade posted... </cite> <quote>What if we fix that part? Extend the amount of time that brain cells regenerate and replace themselves. Delay the point where the cells stop regenerating and replace natural cell loss?</quote> Central nervous system neurons don't really regenerate. That's the problem. There is a small amount of regeneration, but the issue has to do with myelin, and the fact that CNS myelin is essentially unable to regenerate. Not to mention, deposition of proteins into the brain over time, like lewy bodies, is something that happens to literally everyone. --- Razer Blade 15 - Core i7-9750H, 32 GB RAM (2666), RTX 2080 MQ</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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