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Chapter 95

Chapter 95

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Chu Yang looked up in surprise. "Isn't this the same as cancer cells?" Theoretically, yes. Cancer cells are capable of granting a human immortality. The death of a human being, fundamentally, is due to the fact that human cells have a finite number of divisions. To prevent the accumulation of mutations caused by excessive cell division, the human body possesses a special mechanism. After about twenty divisions, each time a cell divides, it ages. Once the majority of the body's cells reach this state of senescence, a person's life comes to an end.

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