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Imortalidade biológica pode ser definida como a ausência de um aumento sustentável da taxa de mortalidade em função da idade cronológica. Uma célula ou orgânismo que não experimenta, ou que em algum ponto futuro cessará, o envelhecimento é biológicamente imortal. More information...

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