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The World's First In - Vitro Dual Activation Technology for Primitive Follicles: A Baby Born after Intra - operative Ovarian Tissue Freeze - Thaw Transplantation

2025/07/03

On June 25, 2025, the team led by Professor Wang Huiying and Dr. Jin Bo from Shenzhen Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine collaborated with Shandong Yinfeng Life Science Research Institute to develop the "ovarian dual activation" technology. Through this technology, patients with POI (primary ovarian insufficiency) underwent intra - operative freeze - thaw activation of ovarian tissue. After intra - operative transplantation, a baby was born, and both the mother and the baby are healthy and safe.

Significant Achievements: Successfully Cultivated Human Heart in Pigs, Bringing New Hope for Organ Transplantation

2025/06/19

Recently, the world's top - tier academic journal Nature featured a major research achievement by Chinese scientists on its front - page headlines. For the first time, a heart containing human cells was cultivated in a pig embryo, and this heart could beat autonomously and survived for 21 days. This groundbreaking progress offers a brand - new solution to the global shortage of organ transplants and marks a new stage in the development of xenogeneic organ cultivation technology.

Bountiful Harvest: A Review of Life Extension Plan Scientific Achievements

2025/02/07

With the rapid development of science and technology, humanity's exploration of life has never ceased. During the 2023-2024 period, we witnessed a series of exciting scientific achievements. These not only made significant progress in fields such as anti-aging, gene editing, organ regeneration, and immunotherapy but also pointed the way for future medical research.

The 2024 World's Top Ten Scientific and Technological Advances Announced, with Significant Achievements in Life Sciences

2025/02/07

Recently, the "2024 China/World Top Ten Scientific and Technological Advances" organized by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Engineering was unveiled. In the list of the world's top ten scientific advancements, breakthroughs in cell and gene technologies stood out, including the first 3D-printed functional human brain tissue, CAR-T therapy, gene editing, Google's new quantum chip, super microscope, and more.

2025-07-21

New breakthrough: Italian scientists pioneer a new paradigm for in - vivo gene therapy of hematopoietic stem cells.

In recent years, significant progress has been made in gene therapy for genetic diseases. In particular, the ex - vivo gene therapy strategy based on lentiviral vectors has been successfully applied to diseases such as severe combined immunodeficiency caused by adenosine deaminase deficiency (ADA - SCID). However, existing therapies still face challenges such as high toxic side effects of chemotherapy pre - treatment, complex operations, and high costs, and have limited efficacy for diseases involving multiple tissues.

2025-07-21

The release of the mesoscopic brain atlas is a major event, and brain research may witness a leap - forward development

Recently, led by the Center for Excellence in Brain Science and Intelligence Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in collaboration with top domestic research institutions such as the Suzhou Institute of Brain - like Intelligence, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and the BGI Life Sciences Research Institute, and in cooperation with scientific teams from countries like France, Sweden, and the UK, a significant breakthrough has been made in brain science research.

2025-07-11

DFT Empowers the Research and Development of Cryoprotectants, Offering New Strategies for Biological Cryopreservation

A Russian research team has recently published a groundbreaking achievement. By combining density functional theory (DFT) calculations with experimental verification, they successfully uncovered the molecular mechanism of sucrose molecules in cryopreservation, presenting a brand - new strategy for optimizing the freeze - drying process of biological samples and for biological cryopreservation. This research not only resolves the long - standing problem of ice - crystal damage that has troubled cryobiology but also initiates an interdisciplinary research paradigm of "theoretical calculations guiding experimental design".

2025-07-11

Breaking the Bottleneck: Scientists Successfully Cultivate “Self - Sustaining Blood - Supplying” Liver Tissue

An international research team composed of four top - tier institutions, namely Cincinnati Children's Hospital, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Tokyo Institute of Science, and Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, has achieved a revolutionary breakthrough in the field of organoid technology. The team published their latest research findings in Nature Biomedical Engineering, successfully cultivating liver organoids with a functional vascular network, which paves a new way for the treatment of hemophilia and liver regenerative medicine.

2025-07-03

The World's First In - Vitro Dual Activation Technology for Primitive Follicles: A Baby Born after Intra - operative Ovarian Tissue Freeze - Thaw Transplantation

On June 25, 2025, the team led by Professor Wang Huiying and Dr. Jin Bo from Shenzhen Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine collaborated with Shandong Yinfeng Life Science Research Institute to develop the "ovarian dual activation" technology. Through this technology, patients with POI (primary ovarian insufficiency) underwent intra - operative freeze - thaw activation of ovarian tissue. After intra - operative transplantation, a baby was born, and both the mother and the baby are healthy and safe.

2025-06-27

Scientists Breakthrough in Key Technology for 3D - Printed Organs: Rapid Generation of Vascular Networks

Recently, the team led by Alison Marsden from Stanford University in the United States published a significant breakthrough in the journal Science. They successfully developed a computational model that can rapidly design the vascular network for 3D - printed organs. This technology is expected to greatly reduce the manufacturing time of artificial organs and offer new solutions to the problem of organ transplantation shortage.

2025-06-27

Harvard's New Technology: Ultra - Flexible Brain - Computer Interface Enables Live Streaming of Brain Development

In June 2025, the team led by Liu Jia from Harvard University published a groundbreaking study in the journal *Nature*. They developed an ultra - flexible brain - computer interface device, which for the first time achieved non - invasive, high - resolution recording of neural electrical activities during the development of the vertebrate embryonic brain. This opens up a new way to understand the brain construction mechanism and the origin of neurodevelopmental diseases.

2025-06-19

Milestone! A Chinese Scientist Team Unveils a New Approach to Anti - aging and Lifespan Extension

Recently, the research group led by Liu Guanghui from the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, in collaboration with the teams of Wang Si from Xuanwu Hospital, Capital Medical University, and Qu Jing from the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, published a significant research paper in the journal Cell. This study delved deep into the aging regulatory mechanism and used synthetic biology methods to reprogram the longevity gene pathway. As a result, engineered human anti - aging mesenchymal progenitor cells (SRC) with triple resistance to aging, stress, and malignant transformation were successfully constructed.

2025-06-19

Significant Achievements: Successfully Cultivated Human Heart in Pigs, Bringing New Hope for Organ Transplantation

Recently, the world's top - tier academic journal Nature featured a major research achievement by Chinese scientists on its front - page headlines. For the first time, a heart containing human cells was cultivated in a pig embryo, and this heart could beat autonomously and survived for 21 days. This groundbreaking progress offers a brand - new solution to the global shortage of organ transplants and marks a new stage in the development of xenogeneic organ cultivation technology.

2025-06-13

A Blockbuster in Science! U.S. Discovers a Switch to Reverse Diabetes, Offering Hope for Treatment

A groundbreaking study published in the international top - tier journal Science in February this year may bring revolutionary hope to hundreds of millions of type 2 diabetes patients worldwide. The team of scientists from the University of Michigan in the United States not only uncovered a core secret of diabetes onset but, even more excitingly, they successfully reversed the damage, which may completely transform the diabetes treatment model.

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