Somatic evolution: We contain multitudes — Ruxandra Tesloianu
Why have I written this? Since I have started my PhD a lot of people, especially in the ageing field (but also non-biologists), have been asking me about my research topic. There are several good reviews on somatic evolution, but they are quite long and detailed, and people tend to skip them unle
Somatic evolution: We contain multitudes Somatic evolution Ageing 3 Apr Written By Ruxandra Tesloianu Why have I written this? Since I have started my PhD a lot of people, especially in the ageing field (but also non-biologists), have been asking me about my research topic. There are several good reviews on somatic evolution, but they are quite long and detailed, and people tend to skip them unless they have a particular interest in the field. Moreover, the field is moving so quickly that a review written 2 years ago might already miss some key findings. I wanted to write a piece summarising w
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