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		<title>Jellyfish turritopsis nutricula could exist only &#8220;immortal&#8221; in the world, according to researchers.</title>
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										</div><p>Jellyfishs die, usually after proliferating. Turritopsis but when it reaches maturity, it returns to a state of sexual immaturity and is able to become young. For them, sex is the key immortality.<br />
4-5 millimeters of the animal, known as a hidrozoar, is the only known creature that is capable young again.</p>
<p>Theoretically, this cycle can be repeated indefinitely by the jellyfish &#8230; immortal.</p>
<p>Turritopsis lives in warm tropical waters and are believed to be scattered about when the ballast water of ships in ports is discarded.</p>
<p>Jellyfishs and their reversal of aging are now out in marine biology and geneticienilor. This species able to live forever young through a process of development of cells, called transdiferenţiere, in which cells are transformed from one type to another.</p>
<p>Changing role of cells is usually seen as part of regeneration of organs. It seems that is a normal life in cicul&#8217;s turritopsis.</p>
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