Could humans live up to 194 years? Scientists find a possible biological limit
A groundbreaking study suggests that if we could eliminate aging mechanisms, humans could potentially live between 146 to 194 years. Researchers spotlight somatic mutations as key contributors to aging, delving into how various organs age differently. Neurons and heart muscle cells face unique challenges, while liver cells exhibit regenerative abilities. Although not a forecast for actual lifespans, this research investigates the theoretical boundaries of human longevity.
