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This is the first time that we have identified the detailed structure of the telomerase component from plants, said co-author Dr. Julian Chen, a professor of biochemistry at Arizona State University. The study was published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences journal.Telomerase is the enzyme that creates the DNA of telomeres, the compound structures located at the tips of our chromosomes. Telomeres protect our cells from aging as they multiply."So in terms of fundamental research, this is a really big breakthrough because now finally we have a way to study telomerase in plants and to understand how different or similar they are from animals," Chen said.Could the discovery possibly lead to humans one day living as long as the fabled "Methuselah" tree, a bristlecone pine species that can live over 5,000 years? Maybe one day."This is really basic research. The application to humans is really a long way away," Chen said.In the meantime, however, experts like 995

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to amend your tax return, Jackson adds. And avoid foot-dragging. “The best thing would be to file an amendment before you receive the letter,” he says.Don’t automatically assume you screwed upIf the IRS sends a bill for more taxes and claims you owe because its records don’t match the return you filed, take a minute to review everything carefully before busting out the checkbook. “A lot of people just pay it when in fact they don’t necessarily owe the money,” Mullin says. “I would not assume that it is right and you were wrong. I would assume that you could be right. You have to read the details to see what they think you didn’t report and look at your return and see if it’s actually on there.”Often the issue is that something on your tax return is labeled slightly differently than what’s on the information return, she says. “In more cases than not, certainly if the return’s professionally prepared, the IRS is wrong, but the matching’s just not working perfectly,” Mullin says. “Nine times out of 10 they’re wrong; we’re right. We just have to just help them to locate the match.”More From NerdWallet 1114

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