Researchers at Boston University said they found a way to increase human life expectancy. This became possible after a successful change in blood biomarkers, due to which the generation of blood vessels is prolonged by a couple of years. The research results are published in the scientific journal Cell.
In order to make sure of this, specialists took 5,000 blood samples and analyzed them for biomarkers during the change in microparticles. From these data, those samples were selected that responded positively to external intervention. Scientists managed to isolate 26 different signatures of biomarkers that are responsible for a person's age, disease and the formation of cancer cells in the body.
Experts say that this is a real breakthrough in the field of medicine. They were able to identify several groups of biomarkers that need to be regulated. By changing or removing harmful pigments in the blood, healthy cells can be obtained that can continue to develop. This, in turn, creates the basis for further research, with the help of which a person can live several years more, according to researchers at Boston University. The experimental results are published in the journal Cell.
Ruban Oleg