Russian scientist injects himself with 3,5-mn-yr-old 'immortality' bacteria to 'extend life'
- 9 years ago
Eternal youth... mankind's impossible dream through the ages... A Russian scientist thinks that - just maybe - the secret of eternal life may have actually been found. Deep in the permafrost of Siberia, a living bacteria was discovered that is old - very, very old.
Anatoly Brouchkov says that there is something about its DNA and genes that gives this cell extreme longevity and protects it from damage.
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Anatoly Brouchkov says that there is something about its DNA and genes that gives this cell extreme longevity and protects it from damage.
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