Release date: 2016-02-22
Whether in mythology or in reality, being able to live forever is the goal that mankind has long pursued.
On February 21, according to the Russian satellite network, scholars from the Russian University of Algeria confirmed the development of a preparation that stimulates the body to make its own stem cells, renew tissue and prevent aging.
Ivan Smirnov, director of the Institute of Biomedical Research at Altai University in Russia, told the Russian News Agency: "We are developing bone marrow regenerative anti-aging preparations, liver protection devices and women's health preparations for cancer patients after chemotherapy. Is to delay the aging process."
It is said that the experts have tested the preparations in laboratory mice and are satisfied with the results. Smirnov revealed that the current entity is similar to powder, and the preparations developed in the future may have several forms, which are taken as tablets, wounds and abrasions are applied as ointments or gels.
He also said that Al Thai University and various laboratories have received calls from all over Russia for two consecutive days. People want to register in their own bodies for testing, but this is forbidden.
Smirnov said that scholars still have to do a lot of work before the product is successfully developed. It takes two years to decide whether the new product is a drug or a cosmetic. He said that "the longevity is not a panacea" is likely to be sold in pharmacies.
In fact, in the field of anti-aging, scientists all over the world have invested a lot of enthusiasm and energy. In addition to the stem cell method adopted by Russian scholars, the main research directions include blood circulation, caloric restriction, telomerase, etc. .
On September 3, 2014, Google's Calico and US pharmaceutical company AbbVie announced that they have invested US$250 million in joint research and development of new anti-aging drugs. The start-up funding will help Calico build a research and development base in the San Francisco Bay Area with a total investment of $1.5 billion.
About 15 years ago, Bruce Ames, a prominent scientist at the University of California, Berkeley, said that the regulation of cell mitochondria with carnitine plus antioxidants can delay aging while treating mild dementia. Antioxidants have become a buzzword in the health care market, but excessive intake of antioxidants is harmful to health because oxidation is necessary for the body to breathe.
In October 2014, according to the Asahi Shimbun, Japanese cosmetics manufacturer Kose announced that by using iPS cells (inducing pluripotent stem cells), the skin cells of 67-year-old Japanese men were successfully restored to the skin condition of the same person at the age of 36.
Scholars who focus on calorie restriction studies have found that mutations that control calorie intake or introduce nutrient-related pathways in mice can extend life by 50%. So far, dieting has extended the lifespan of small mammals as the most powerful finding in anti-aging research. Dietary restriction seems to cause the mice to enter a dormant state, but it is unclear whether humans limit their diet.
In 2013, independent research teams from Harvard University, Stanford University, and the University of California, San Francisco released a report saying that the blood of young mice was imported into the aging mice to rejuvenate the latter. Harvard scientists published clear evidence in the famous journal Cell, and found that a protein molecule called GDF11 in young blood is the cause of the anti-aging effect of young blood.
Analysts believe that anti-aging research is receiving more and more attention as humans enter the aging society. However, compared with "returning to the age of twenty" and "forever youth," resisting and curing aging diseases is the most important and more scientific ethics.
Source: 澎湃News
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