New Health Preservation Technologies Longevity Research
Sector: Government • Location: Russia
Source: New York Post
A $26 billion Russian state-funded project focused on human longevity research including gene-therapy drugs to slow cellular aging, growing human organs inside pigs for transplant (xenotransplantation), and 3D-printing live tissue (bioprinting). The project aims to print whole human organs for transplant by the end of the decade and save 175,000 lives by 2030.
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Description | A $26 billion Russian state-funded project focused on human longevity research including gene-therapy drugs to slow cellular aging, growing human organs inside pigs for transplant (xenotransplantation), and 3D-printing live tissue (bioprinting). The project aims to print whole human organs for transplant by the end of the decade and save 175,000 lives by 2030. |
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