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In most cells in the human body, the enzyme telomerase is inactive. However, telomerase is active in some cells (such as skin) that require constant cell division to maintain the tissue. What is telomerase?
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In most cells in the human body, the enzyme telomerase is inactive. However, telomerase is active in some cells (such as skin) that require constant cell division to maintain the tissue. What is telomerase?

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sorry i meant to put it on here an enzyme that adds nucleotides to telomeres, especially in cancer cells.

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