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Why Does the Greenland Whale Live More than 200 Years? Study Reveals the Protein that Protects Its DNA

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Scientists identified a cold-activated protein that helps explain why the Greenland whale lives more than 200 years. The finding strengthens DNA repair and opens new research on aging.

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Why Does the Greenland Whale Live More than 200 Years? Study Reveals the Protein that Protects Its DNA

Scientists identified a cold-activated protein that helps explain why the Greenland whale lives more than 200 years. The finding strengthens DNA repair and opens new research on aging.

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La Nación, Grupo Nación broke the news on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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