ilmscore | Prediction Details
"there is something called tieomeirs at the end of the chromosomes In your report, if you look at it, they you have a higher risk for tum tie shortening are linked to like if you look at this chromosome at the end of the chromosome, you can see the cap. If you look at any of the Google, you can do a you can see the image of a chromosome. There are caps at the end. So these caps are something like which holds the chromosome tight when the cell divides"
By Finance With Sharan | December 17, 2025 | Correct
From video
Why Healthy People Still Get Cancer & Heart Attacks | Genetic Risks Explained Ft. Dr. Sajeev | FWS84 01:05:07 - 01:05:33
Interpreted Prediction
Telomeres, caps at the end of chromosomes, protect them during cell division. A genetic risk for telomere shortening has been identified.
AI Evaluation Notes
The information provided in the 'Citation' accurately describes the function of telomeres as protective caps on the ends of chromosomes that protect them during cell division. Scientific literature supports the statement that telomere shortening is linked to genetic risks.

Prediction Details

Topic
Telomeres and Cellular Aging

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