Circa 2021 đ
CRISPR-induced KAT7 gene inactivation rejuvenates prematurely aging human cells and mice and promotes longevity.
This starts with Tysonâs deathism quote, but Iâm still a fan. I do wonder if heâll take a treatment when he sees everyone else rejuvenating around him.
This technology has to translate images into something the human brain can understand. Click the numbers in the interactive image below to find read about how this works.
There are a whole range of conditions, some which are picked up due to the aging process and others which may be inherited, that can cause sight deterioration.
Bionic eyes work by âfilling in the blanksâ between what the retina perceives and how it is processed in the brainâs visual cortex, that breakdown occurs in conditions which impact the retina. It is largely these conditions which bionic eyes could help treat.
An international team of researchers claim to have slowed the signs of aging in mice by resetting their cells to younger states, using a genetic treatment.
To the scientists, The Guardian reports, itâs a breakthrough in cell regeneration and therapeutic medicine that doesnât seem to cause any unexpected issues in mice.
âWe are elated that we can use this approach across the life span to slow down aging in normal animals,â said Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte, Salk Institute professor and co-corresponding author of a new study published in the journal Nature Aging, in a statement. âThe technique is both safe and effective in mice.â
Circa 2017
Arrayed nanochannels can be used to controllably transfect and reprogram tissues in vivo for applications in regenerative medicine and cell-based therapies.
Immunomodulatory Biomaterials In Regenerative Medicine â Dr. Kara Spiller-Geisler, Ph.D., Drexel University School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health Systems.
Dr. Kara Spiller, PhD (https://drexel.edu/biomed/faculty/core/SpillerKara/) is Associate Professor in the Biomaterials and Regenerative Medicine Laboratory at Drexel University, in Philadelphia.
A new cellular rejuvenation therapy is reported by scientists at the Salk Institute, which can reverse aspects of aging in mice, without causing cancer or other health problems.
The leading Spanish scientist talks to EL PAĂS about his new role at the secretive multinational Altos Labs, where he hopes to use cellular rejuvenation to reverse illness and cell deterioration.
Can we turn upâor dial downâtheir fervor by tweaking their genes?
Enter a new kind of CRISPR. Known mostly as a multi-tool to cut, snip, edit, or otherwise kneecap an existing gene, this versionâdubbed CRISPRaâforcibly turns genes on. Optimized by scientists at Gladstone Institutes and UC San Francisco, the tool is counterbalanced by CRISPRiââiâ for âinterference,â which, you guessed it, interferes with the geneâs expression.
Though previously used in immortal cells grown in labs, this is the first time these CRISPR tools are rejiggered for cells extracted from our bodies. Together, the tools simultaneously screened nearly 20,000 genes in T cells isolated from humans, building a massive genetic translatorâfrom genes to functionâthat maps how individual genes influence T cells.
What if you were told there was a completely natural way to stop your body from aging? The trick: Youâd have to hibernate from September to May each year.
