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- The paper proposes a method for extending the lifespan of multicellular organisms, like humans, by preserving stem cells and using them for autotransplantation.
- An experiment involving bone marrow transplantation from young mice to older closely-related mice showed that the older mice had a significant increase in lifespan, growing by 34% compared to control mice.
- These findings support both the effectiveness of the proposed lifespan extension method and the underlying information theory of aging.
Article Abstract
In this paper the method of life span extension of multicellular organisms (human) using the reservation of stem cells followed by autotransplantation has been proposed. As the efficiency of this method results from the information theory of ageing, it is important to verify it experimentally testing the basic concepts of the theory. Taking it into consideration, the experiment on the bone marrow transplantation to old mice from young closely-related donors of the inbred line was carried out. It has been shown, that transplanted animals exhibited a survival advantage, a mean life span increased by 34% as compared to the control. This result not only demonstrates the efficiency of the proposed method for life span extension of multicellular organisms, but also confirms the basis of the information theory of ageing.
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