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Longevity Technology - 28-May-2024This technology could potentially improve the quality of life for many older individuals
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Focused on restoring cells’ youthful vigor to repair damage caused by the aging process
Turn Biotechnologies develops mRNA medicines that induce the body to heal itself by instructing specific cells to fight disease or repair damaged tissue. We are focused on reprogramming the epigenome – a network of chemical compounds and proteins that control cell functions by influencing which genes are active – to restore capabilities that are often lost with age.
Using a proprietary ERA™ Platform, we develop mRNA medicines that are specially formulated to instruct specific cells in the body to fight disease or repair damaged tissue. We do this by reprogramming the epigenome to restore cell function that people often lose as they age
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Details last updated 27-Dec-2019
Scientist at Stanford University, Co-Founder and Head Of Research at Turn Biotechnologies
This technology could potentially improve the quality of life for many older individuals
Opens avenues for novel drug therapies previously deemed impossible
Another reminder of the amount of research, with multiple approaches, about to go into clinical trials
Epigenetic reprogramming restores the production of collagen and elastin
mRNA technology-reset aging to extend health span and improve quality of life
Stanford University research published in New York Times - age-reversal is no longer fringe science!
A revolutionary technology research to provide the cure for age-related diseases
How long will it take until this can be applied to human cells inside the body?
Stanford University researchers spin out Turn Biotechnologies to develop therapies using OSKMLN
When some of these succeed in human trials even more money will pile in to fund further advances
Turn.bio testing new in vivo therapy - good results for sarcopenia in mice