Is it possible to overcome aging? Today and tomorrow cell therapy

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Leonid Yu. Prokhorov. Is it possible to overcome aging? Today and tomorrow cell therapy

R e v i e w e r s:

INTRODUCTION

EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL MANIFESTATIONS OF HUMAN AGING

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE HUMAN SKIN AND CAUSES OF SKIN AGING

METHODS OF SKIN REJUVENATION

Methods of obtaining and cultivation of autologous skin fibroblasts

The procedure of cell therapy

The results of the application of autogenous fibroblasts

CRYOSTORAGES

FUTURE PROSPECTS

Slowing aging (potential increase in average and maximum lifespan by 1.5—2 times)

Radical solution to the problem of aging

(potential increase in average and maximum lifespan by more than 1.5—2 times)

Radical increase of lifespan by replacing the cells

Radically increase in lifespan by replacement of organs with artificial ones

COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR REPLACING OLD CELLS BY THE YOUNG CELLS IN A BODY AND IN CELL CULTURE

IS IT POSSIBLE TO RESTORE HAIR PIGMENTATION IN THE INITIAL STAGES OF GRAYING?

Brief description of the hair

Attempts to treat graying

The technique of regenerative activation for the restoration of gray hair coloring

Conclusion

THE GENERAL THEORY OF REJUVENATION. OF ORGANISMS

Basic proofs of the theory

The ways to implement the theory

THE USE OF CELL TECHNOLOGIES TO CREATE ARTIFICIAL ORGANS

REFERENCES

GRATITUDES

LIST OF TERMS

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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One of the main urgent problems of humanity is old age and related problems: senile diseases, deterioration of appearance, atherosclerosis, dementia, carcinogenesis, ischemic disease, myocardial infarction, etc. What should we do? The answer is very simple: you must always stay young, periodically rejuvenate the aging body and then there will be no problems listed above. For most people, this is fantastic, but now there are methods that allow you to rejuvenate the skin. The next step is to rejuvenate other tissues and organs. It was found that the number of living, working and capable of dividing cells is constantly decreasing with age (Strehler, 1964). Dead cells are replaced by connective tissue. Connective tissue plays an important role in the aging process. In some aging organs, dead specialized cells are replaced with connective tissue cells that are unable to perform the functions of this organ. For example, cardiomyocytes (muscle cells of the heart) when they die as a result of a heart attack can be replaced by fibroblasts, forming a scar that is deprived of the ability to contract.

Therefore, it is important to replace old or dead cells with young, fully functioning ones.

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– the effect lasts for a long time;

– easiness of application;

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