Selfish sperm see older fathers pass on more disease-causing mutations
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Recent research highlights that older fathers are more likely to transmit disease-causing mutations to their offspring. This is attributed to the accelerated growth of mutant cells in the testes as men age. Understanding this phenomenon is crucial as it sheds light on genetic risks associated with paternal age, potentially influencing family planning and health decisions.
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