Researchers put mouse embryos in suspended animation – University of California
FierceBiotech |
Researchers put mouse embryos in suspended animation
University of California The researchers found that drugs that inhibit the activity a master regulator of cell growth called mTOR can put these early embryos into a stable and reversible state of suspended animation. “Normally, blastocysts only last a day or two, max, in the lab. 'Suspended' mouse embryos open new research paths to reproduction, cancer Scientists find way to 'pause' embryo development for up to a month Pausing Life: Mouse Embryos Placed in Suspended Animation Can Survive for Weeks |
