RESEARCH PAPER / 2025-11-26
Abstract
The telomerase RNA-protein enzyme is critical for most eukaryotes to complete genome copying by extending chromosome ends, thus solving the end-replication problem and postponing senescence. Despite the importance of the fission yeast
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Research summary
The paper investigates the role of telomerase in extending chromosome ends, which is crucial for addressing the end-replication problem associated with aging. This research is relevant as it explores a fundamental mechanism that could potentially delay senescence and contribute to longevity.
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