An important goal for modern medicine is to be able to store and preserve biological preparations for a long and safe time, especially those for cell therapies that use stem cells.
In the journal Protein Science, researchers from the US University of Wyoming have announced their findings on the effects of non-spore proteins on human cells. The findings open up new opportunities to develop technologies focused on inducing biostasis in cells. This is a state in which all chemical reactions stop. In this way, it is possible to slow down the body's aging processes and prolong the storage of biological preparations, even without a refrigerator, as well as ensure cellular stability under various conditions.
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