New book Biological sciences and general biology That living things are getting old Chuko Shinsho Rakule

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Biological Science and General Biology
Chuko Shinsho Rakure / Why don't non-human creatures try to return to their youth? For rice, old age is indeed the most brilliant stage in the production of rice. Why do humans try to keep their eyes on fruits and stay green forever? In fact, old age is a strategy that organisms have honed in their evolutionary history. Our bodies continue to grow as we lead our lives to the next generation. Humans are by no means strong creatures, but we have gained "longevity" by helping each other and by utilizing the wisdom of the elderly. We are close to the secrets of the strongest strategy of aging. Ranked first for three consecutive years in "National and Private Junior High School Entrance Examination : The Most Frequent Japanese Author," according to a survey by Nichinoken