Recently, Dr. Shao Zhicheng's team from Fudan University has made a major breakthrough in the field of cryomedicine. They successfully revived a human brain that had been preserved for 18 months. This achievement broke the record in the field of hypothermia technology and was published in the academic journal Cell.
The team has developed a new cryopreservation method (MEDY), which will not damage the structure or function of nerve cells, and can be used to preserve various brain organs and human brain tissues. This not only brings new possibilities for the research of nervous system diseases, but also provides hope for human body cryopreservation technology.
Jo? Professor o Pedro Magalh? Es expressed shock at this. He believed that this technology could successfully prevent cells from dying, or even let them retain their functions, which was a miracle. He predicted that in the future, terminally ill patients could be cryopreserved, waiting for the emergence of a cure; Astronauts can also be frozen and wake up in other galaxies.
This news triggered a heated discussion on social media. Many netizens exclaimed that "three bodies have come true" and expressed great interest in the feasibility of future human body freezing technology. Some netizens even expressed their willingness to participate in human experiments, expecting to wake up in the robot body and experience a new era.
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Recently, Dr. Shao Zhicheng's team from Fudan University has made a major breakthrough in the field of cryomedicine. They successfully revived a human brain that had been preserved for 18 months. This achievement broke the record in the field of hypothermia technology and was published in the academic journal Cell. The team has developed a new method of cryopreservation (MEDY), which will not damage the structure or function of nerve cells, and can