Human ageing gene found in flies

NORMAL DOES NOT MEAN RIGHT.

The fact is IT'S NOT NORMAL.

It's ABNORMAL.

Aging is a disease.

Any relation to their gene and the Daf genes in Round worms?

Dr Cox says:

"No, the worm daf genes are involved in the insulin signaling pathway that feeds into TOR signaling, itself important in determining worm lifespan (eg see Cox 2009 Rejuvenation Research Sept 2 2009 doi:10.1089/rej.2009.0894). The WRN exonuclease is important in DNA metabolism, preventing inappropriate DNA recombination during DNA replication or repair. An excess of damage to the DNA of the genome resulting from WRN loss is through to contribute to ageing."

Hope this helps.

the aging gene isn't reversible however it maybe able to be slowed down
we wont live for an extra 200years, i think somewhere between 10-20 years is a reasonable suggestion

do you need to be a egg cell to have this gene or can it be injected into a human?

if not hurry up and figure it out il pay anything for it..

if the gene is identified and fully understood is aging reversible, or is it a one way process?

the thing to do

remove it from a foetus and it will live longer maybe lol 200yrs maybe?