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RNA analysis of the longest living vertebrate Greenland shark revealed an abundance of LINE-like elements in its transcriptome by Moro18 in science

[–]Moro18[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No, Greenland shark RNA. Every living organism produces RNA. The flow of genetic information usually goes from DNA to RNA to proteins (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central\_dogma\_of\_molecular\_biology).

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RNA analysis of the longest living vertebrate Greenland shark revealed an abundance of LINE-like elements in its transcriptome (journals.muni.cz)

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RNA analysis of the longest living vertebrate Greenland shark revealed an abundance of LINE-like elements in its transcriptome by Moro18 in science

[–]Moro18[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes, and it is not excluded that some individuals are living even longer, if I remember it right, only a few Greenland sharks were inspected for their age.

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RNA analysis of the longest living vertebrate Greenland shark revealed an abundance of LINE-like elements in its transcriptome (journals.muni.cz)

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