Is human DNA the same from birth to death?
How much can a person's DNA change from birth to death in a life span of approximately 70 years?
What percentage of human DNA is shared with other things? How many times to the sun and back would all the DNA stretched end-to-end in all the cells in an average person's body be? Theoretically, how long can a human live? What percentage of the U.S. population lives to the life expectancy age? Is there longevity in your family? if so, for how long did the family members live? What could be another way for life to exist that is not based on DNA? What could be this life based on? How many people a year in the US die before age 40 (or whatever other young age)? If mutations accumulate in a person's genome through life, is it possible to live long enough that the genome becomes unrecognizable? To what extent is my life pre-decided by my genes and DNA? Could humans achieve immortality within the next 100 years? What happens when DNA structure is changed? What changes could evolution make to humans in about 10,000 years? What's the life span of people? What is the life expectancy of the world's oldest person? If dinosaurs as well as most life was extinct about 65 million years ago, how do we have life now? Why does 120 years seem to be the limit for the human lifespan? Will the wifi and telecom signals that are in many people's homes slowly damage humanity's DNA without most people realizing it? Will biologically engineered immortality be probable to occur during the next 80-100 years? What is a formula to live for 100 years? What was the average lifespan of a dinosaur? Is it scientifically possible to extend the human lifespan? How many people are born/die every day in the world? What is birth to death ratio in the world? What is the probability that I will die at any given age? How many people or what percentage of people die before reaching age 30? How many biological generations have there been? If you able to retrieve someone from a 100 years ago, would they age once they got to our time? How would earth be different if humans had an average lifespan of 200 years? If in the future the astrology and the medical science become so advanced that they could accurately assign the date of death (DoD) of a person on the very day he or she is born, will having access to this information alone could make our future generation lead a different life style than we do? What is the importance of DNA copying in reproduction? And another question in details. What are the most accurate markers and predictors in human DNA?