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Human Cryopreservation: An Opportunity for Rejuvenation

June 15, 2021

By Barry Nguyen, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology ‘23 Author’s Note: I became interested in ways to bypass built-in lifespans after taking HDE 117, a longevity class with Dr. James Carey. During the course of the class, I was exposed to many different ways to extend the human lifespan. However, I was most interested in cryogenics […]

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