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{{first pic|Adam's serum.jpg|[[Adam (Dr. Who's Time Tales)|Adam]] holding the vial shortly after completing his work. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Dr. Who's Time Tales (DWM 39 comic story)|Dr. Who's Time Tales]]'')}}'''Adam's serum''' was a unique substance which could increase a living being's lifespan by a large, but finite, amount. | {{first pic|Adam's serum.jpg|[[Adam (Dr. Who's Time Tales)|Adam]] holding the vial shortly after completing his work. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Dr. Who's Time Tales (DWM 39 comic story)|Dr. Who's Time Tales]]'')}}'''Adam's serum''' was a unique substance which could increase a living being's lifespan by a large, but finite, amount. | ||
The serum, which was first tested on a [[microbe]], could multiply a living being's lifespan by a factor of ten, freezing the ageing process until the span of ten times the regular lifetime had mostly elapsed. In a [[human]], this would mean a lifespan of about a [[1000 (number)|thousand]] years: having first taken the formula in what appeared to be his thirties, [[Adam (Dr. Who's Time Tales)|Adam]] began aging again around the time he turned [[930 (number)|930]]. | The serum, which was first tested on a [[microbe]], could multiply a living being's lifespan by a factor of ten, freezing the ageing process until the span of ten times the regular lifetime had mostly elapsed. In a [[human]], this would mean a lifespan of about a [[1000 (number)|thousand]] years: having first taken the formula in what appeared to be his thirties, [[Adam (Dr. Who's Time Tales)|Adam]] began aging again around the time he turned [[930 (number)|930]]. | ||
