How are telomeres related to the Hayflick limit?
A) A child born with more than two telomeres will double his or her limit.
B) The fact that telomeres do not replicate appears to create the limit.
C) Telomeres create the free radicals that work against the Hayflick limit.
D) Telomeres have no direct relationship to the Hayflick limit.
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