Telomere is a repeat of specific short sequences of nucleotides found at the end of chromosomes. The length of telomere is so considerable, hence telomere shortening has been correlated with various pathological disorders and processes such as biological aging, oxidative stress and inflammation [1–6]. The stability of telomere is vital for the conservation of genetic information and maintaining cellular stability [7–9]. Additionally, distortion of telomere can result in cellular abnormality and organ failure [10, 11].