Re: [DIYbio] Re: DIY longevity biology

Ok. But this sounds too good ;)

Transfect some cells that produce a mitochondrial protein. The protein is released into the bloodstream. The protein then enters the cells and due to its mitochondrial localization signal enters the mitos and does its job. Forever young :D of course not, as there still are other mitochondrial genes you'd have to replace this way.

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