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Scientists in Japan have shown for the first time in vertebrates that cells that develop into eggs in females and sperm in males drive sex differences in lifespan.
The experiments were performed on small, turquoise killifish, a freshwater species that reaches sexual maturity in a fortnight and lives for a matter of months .
Globally, on average, women live about 5% longer than men.
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