Is there a difference between the way micee age and humans age?

Question: Is there a difference between the way micee age and humans age?
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Asked by Dan to Sara on 18 Nov 2015. This question was also asked by HAF, _rubyyy1234_.
- Sara Falcone answered on 18 Nov 2015:
  
  Hello Dan 🙂
  
  The ageing process it is essentially the same in all animals because it is based on the accumulation of mutations and degeneration of the cells that form a body.
  In the case of the mice I study, the main difference is that they leave in a environment that is bug free, so no external diseases can affect them. And this is of course totally different from what happens in humans.

Dan commented on 18 Nov 2015:

Thanks Good answer (I only wrote micee because it wouldn’t let me write it correctly because to many people have included it in their question 😀

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Sara commented on 18 Nov 2015:

Hahahah really? Wow mice are popular, who knew xD
You are very welcome 😉

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Question: Is there a difference between the way micee age and humans age?