When told what he was doing, the only comment I got from other scientists was like you're wasting your time. Aging is too complex. It is a process that always gives way more different in different biological systems, by which I meant that the aging brain and ce in a liver from another. Co buffered cell cycles between different species are equal, but some other is stable: on average, all mammals live the same number of cell cycles, multiplied by two. A horse lives ta quarantine years and their cells, as made in vitro cultivation, they can be divided up to twenty times. A human liver cell, for example, can divide, in vitro cultures, up to sixty times. This would raise, hypothetically, that man po Dria reach one hundred and twenty years old. But these are only theories. In short, my answer to that approach was: if it is true to that aging is so complicated that there can understand, I think it will be worth investigating further.
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