Hayflick Limit - a manifestation of the law of temporal hierarchies

Gladyshev G. P.

The law of temporal hierarchies [1, 2] is confirmed by many observable patterns. One of such regularities is the Hayflick limit [3,4], which determines the limit of the termination of the division of somatic cells of organisms. In other words, the Leonard Hayflick limit determines the lifespan of somatic cells, one of the hierarchical structures of the living world. Thus, the Hayflick limit is a particular case of the manifestation of the law of temporal hierarchies, which underlies the hierarchical thermodynamics.

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