Explanation:
Some researchers in Mexico are already studying some fish from the species Astyanax Mexicanus to understand why some animal regenerate tissue but others can´t, like the Salamander for example, who can regenerate its tail, even with its spinal cord and nerves. Or the Axolotl, which is another kind of salamander, which can regenerate almost any part of its body. In some experiments, researchers have removed a limb from the Axolotl and figure out that it regrows almost perfectly. Or the opposite way for the Starfish, who can regenerate its whole body just from one arm, doing the regeneration process in a reverse way, by saving nutrients in its body until it regrows a new mouth.
Considering this, and taking into account the dogma of basic biology, RNA transfers information or recipes from DNA to ribosomes to produce different proteins and that some of these proteins even help in the process of regeneration of the skin, organs, wounds, and cells dead, is there any way to improve this process of transcription/translation in the cells, without accelerating their growth so that they don´t become carcinogenic, so that we can regenerate ourselves in a much faster and continuous way, and stay forever young and healthy?
https://ambystoma.uky.edu/index.php
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/nov/25/five-animals-that-can-regenerate-salamander-starfish
Hypothesis:
By accelerating the transcription/translation process with RNA, we are going to be able to accelerate the regeneration process in our cells and heal much faster, to the speed that we almost become immortal.
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