I've been wondering this for a while, and was hoping someone here
could answer this:
Why do dogs often have cataracts when they reach the age of, say, 12 years,
but in humans it takes maybe 5 times as long? Are the cells aging at a
different rate, and if so, why? If we knew why, could we do something
about affecting aging rates?
Thanks - I hope someone can answer what is probably a rather naive and
basic question.
Dave Hinz