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Quallen altern rückwärts
- Was wir von der Natur über ein langes Leben lernen können
- Narrated by: Moritz Pliquet
- Length: 8 hrs and 19 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Verglichen mit anderen Erdbewohnern dauert ein Menschenleben nur einen Wimpernschlag: Kalifornische Redwoods können fünftausend Jahre alt werden, einige Quallenarten kehren ihren Alterungsprozess um und manche Bakterien sind sogar unsterblich.
Molekularbiologe Nicklas Brendborg nimmt die Leser:innen mit in die entlegensten Winkel der Welt und die modernsten Forschungslabors; unterwegs zu den ältesten Menschen, zu Zombiezellen und zu Experimenten, die unsere grundlegenden Vorstellungen vom Leben auf den Kopf stellen.
Dabei geht Brendborg einer zentralen Frage der Menschheit nach: Wie kann ein langes und gesundes Leben gelingen?
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