First Whole-Genome Sequence of Greenland Shark Reveals Longevity Clues
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A genomic study has successfully produced the first whole-genome sequence of the Greenland shark. These marine animals are thought to be the longest-lived vertebrates on the planet.
The sequencing research is providing new insights into the biological factors that contribute to the sharks' extreme lifespan. The study suggests that the genetic data holds clues explaining their epic longevity. Furthermore, the findings hint at the mechanisms behind the species' resistance to cancer.
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