Necrosis, a chaotic type of cell death, might cause ageing and diseases
University College London (UCL) - 29-May-2025If we stop or slow it, we might prevent damage in the body
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CEO of LinkGevity
Dr. Carina Kern is a British geneticist and the CEO of LinkGevity, a biotech company developing therapeutics for aging-related diseases. She holds a PhD from University College London and has researched aging biology extensively. At LinkGevity, she leads AI-driven biomedical data analysis and the Blueprint Theory of aging, identifying triggers of deterioration. Her work includes Anti-Necrotic™ therapeutics for cellular resilience, with applications in space and organ preservation. She is also the Scientific Chair of the CleanTech Challenge and President of the London Evolutionary Research Network.
Details last updated 19-Mar-2025
If we stop or slow it, we might prevent damage in the body
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