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A Danish researcher specializing in life-prolonging techniques dies under mysterious circumstances in her beautiful white villa. In Paris a former employee of a genetic engineering company macabre manner exhibited cheap furniture to
Science journalist Noah Safran - with half Danish ancestry and unusual personality traits - are unwittingly entangled in the mysterious events when he is in Paris to write about the latest research in eternal life. Only when it's too late to back out, it goes bloody really struck him.
Metusalemgenet: A term used in biogerontologien describing a genetic mutation / variation found in humans and animals, which have been very old. The mutation has been shown to prolong life in laboratory animals. (Source: Scientific American)
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The curvy prologue already acts as an appetizer, but the entire novel through the use of the author cliffhangers to sharpen a love of reading, which is also fed by a fine language processing cheap furniture with amusing variations of tragic irony: "It's not a matter of life or death." Overall qualified entertainment and a successful debut.
Michael Lycke (b. 1974) has written books for children and young people. Metusalemgenet is his first novel. In his research, Michael Lycke had access to one of the world's leading researchers cheap furniture in biogerontologien, cheap furniture the Indian Suresh Rattan employed at Aarhus University. Through Rattan got Michael Lycke opportunity to participate in biogerontologernes World Congress in 2009 and meet some of the research field's biggest names. The World Congress, which takes place every four years and organized by IAGG - International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics - was attended by more than six thousand people, in the course of the Congress five days heard scientists, teachers, doctors and people from a variety of other professions cheap furniture propagate about the latest advances in the field of gerontology and geriatrics, ie. Learning cheap furniture about aging and old age diseases. Other
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