In 1946, Nobel Prize winning immunologist Peter Medawar supported this evolutionary theory in his published works, which revolutionized the perspective of aging as a phenomena in which harmful genes accumulate due to relaxed selection, rather than any physiological causes.
This revolutionized the perspective of aging as a phenomena in which harmful genes accumulate due to relaxed selection, rather than any physiological causes. In 1946, Nobel Prize winning immunologist Peter Medawar supported this evolutionary theory in his published works.
In 1946, Nobel Prize winning immunologist Peter Medawar supported this evolutionary theory in his published works. This revolutionized the perspective of aging as a phenomena in which harmful genes accumulate due to relaxed selection, rather than any physiological causes.
In 1946, Nobel Prize winning immunologist Peter Medawar supported this evolutionary theory in his published works. This revolutionized the perspective of aging as a phenomena in which harmful genes accumulate due to relaxed selection, rather than any physiological causes.