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Carol Greider

Mentioned in 2 analyzed podcast episodes across 1 show

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DarkHorse Podcast

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DarkHorse Podcast

DarkHorse Podcast · Mar 18, 2026

Is Cell Phone Radiation Good For You? The 317th Evolutionary Lens with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying

“Nobel Prize-winning telomere researcher whose work tested Weinstein's hypothesis about laboratory mouse telomere elongation”

Laboratory Mouse Breeding Protocols and Telomere ElongationCell Phone Radiation and Non-Ionizing Radiation SafetyDrug Safety Testing and Animal Model Reliability

DarkHorse Podcast

DarkHorse Podcast · Mar 7, 2026

Fog of War: The 316th Evolutionary Lens with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying

“Collaborated with Weinstein to test telomere hypothesis in wild mice, revealing lab mouse breeding artifacts affecting drug safety testing”

Infection-driven senescence and frailty mechanismsTelomere biology and Hayflick limits in agingAntagonistic pleiotropy in evolutionary genetics