Scientists make breakthrough
in quest for eternal life
Humans could soon be able to
live for longer years, scientists
claim.
Scientists have claimed to be
getting closer to finding a
solution to enable human life
elongation.
In their quest, the scientists have
discovered an ‘eternal bacteria’
that could help humans live much
longer.
The bacteria reportedly survived
for 3.5 million years in Siberian
permafrost.
There is hope that after
unlocking the DNA of the
bacteria, they can further
understand how it came to
survive for so long in such harsh
conditions.
The scientists say that all signs
are very promising and if all goes
well, it could lead to
developments that would
improve the longevity of human
life.
The bacteria was found six years
ago by Dr Anatoli Brouchkov, the
head of the Geocryology
Department of Moscow State
University, and was embedded in
an ancient permafrost at a site
known as Mammoth Mountain in
the Sakha Republic.
Tests are now being carried out
in order to find these
mechanisms of protection from
ageing, and be able to use them
to fight human ageing.
Already, tests are being carried
out on mice.
Source: http://cctv-africa.com/2015/09/20/scientists-make-breakthrough-in-quest-for-eternal-life/

dondemex:
Scientists make breakthrough
in quest for eternal life
Humans could soon be able to
live for longer years, scientists
claim.
Scientists have claimed to be
getting closer to finding a
solution to enable human life
elongation.
In their quest, the scientists have
discovered an ‘eternal bacteria’
that could help humans live much
longer.
The bacteria reportedly survived
for 3.5 million years in Siberian
permafrost.
There is hope that after
unlocking the DNA of the
bacteria, they can further
understand how it came to
survive for so long in such harsh
conditions.
The scientists say that all signs
are very promising and if all goes
well, it could lead to
developments that would
improve the longevity of human
life.
The bacteria was found six years
ago by Dr Anatoli Brouchkov, the
head of the Geocryology
Department of Moscow State
University, and was embedded in
an ancient permafrost at a site
known as Mammoth Mountain in
the Sakha Republic.
Tests are now being carried out
in order to find these
mechanisms of protection from
ageing, and be able to use them
to fight human ageing.
Already, tests are being carried
out on mice.
Source: http://cctv-africa.com/2015/09/20/scientists-make-breakthrough-in-quest-for-eternal-life/

They should just allow things go naturally o,before it leads to something else,,and the first experiment they try on a human becomes a Super Villian *just saying*

I hope the bacteria DNA can also bring those who are dead already back to life.

Donald3d:
They should just allow things go naturally o,before it leads to something else,,and the first experiment they try on a human becomes a Super Villian *just saying*

lol...i've always wanted to be immortal sha. Forever Young

respect80:
I hope the bacteria DNA can also bring those who are dead already back to life.

That one is elixir of life

dondemex:
That one is elixir of life

Perhaps they will do that also

Wow de Wana make men like OBJ, Shekau, GEJ, GMB immortal



It gonna av it's pros nd cons

They need to check their dating device, the bacteria is probably 35 years old

And sinaj, I like the way you reason

Except for space exploration, I don't think it's a good idea. Just imagine billions of dead people still living that one excess population o. It people will eat people except we find a way to sustain life without eating meat and plant

we shall see . . . .

It ll cos over-population leading to over crowding and lastly killing of people just for space and food.

Time will tell

Rather freaky