science
Since the gene preparations used were not formally approved by
the US Food and Drug Administration,
Elizabeth’s injections had to be done outside of America, in
Colombia.
In mid-2016, the organizers summed up the preliminary,
intermediate results of the experiment.
Nine months after the use of gene therapy, the scientific
consultants of the project believe that Elizabeth Parrish's aging
process slowed down.
This is confirmed by the data of biochemical blood tests. In
particular, the morphological signs of blood leukocytes improved.
Analysis of blood cells of lymphocytes showed an increase in the
activity of the telomerase enzyme.
According to Elizabeth herself: "If something
terrible happens, I will still be sure that I have made
the right move. If one step can change the world,
and this step will cost a living, it must be done. "
Even before the beginning of the experiment for seven years,
the project participants worked on creating the drug for
wider use in rejuvenating purposes.
According to Dr. Williams, one of the scientific consultants
of the project, based on the preliminary version, the youth
cocktail can consist of a myostatin inhibitor, which leads
to an increase in muscle mass and has already become
a legendary telomerase, an enzyme that allows cells to be
divided indefinitely.
But the most important result of the experiment can be
considered "lengthening" telomeres by about 20 years ago. Based on the theory of limiting division and terminal under
replication of cell DNA, Spanish scientists from the National
Center for the Study of Cancer developed a modern, original
method for determining the biological age of a person.
Such results were very encouraging, first of all
for Elizabeth Parrish herself and scientists, the
organizers of a unique experiment. Since age-related changes at the molecular level are the
most revealing, their methodology is based on the analysis
of blood.
Before the experiment began, Elizabeth Parrish agreed to give access
to the samples of her blood and all body tissues to any medical and
scientific research institution that would want to study them. Scientists determine the true biological age of
a person by measuring the length of telomeres.
Since this gene therapy was used on a human for the first
time, no one can predict what side effects it can cause.
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world monitor
Using this technique, the company "Life Length" was created
in Madrid, which can use the results of a blood test to
establish the approximate biological age of a person.