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【The YinFeng Life Continuation Project Debuts at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the Chinese Medical Association's Medical Ethics Branch—Ethics Leading Biotech Toward Benevolent Innovation】

2026/07/22

The debut and discourse of the YinFeng Life Continuation Project not only served as an authoritative demonstration of its own ethical governance framework but also contributed practical wisdom toward establishing industry norms.

Yinfeng Foundation Honored as "2025 Public Welfare Donor" by Jinan Red Cross

2026/04/24

Looking ahead, Yinfeng Foundation will use this recognition as an opportunity to further deepen its strategic collaboration with the Jinan Red Cross, expand cooperation in areas such as life health and emergency response, and continue to empower efforts to accelerate the construction of a "new, strong, excellent, rich, beautiful, and high-quality" modern socialist strong capital city, contributing even more Yinfeng strength to this endeavor.

Yinfeng Life Science Research Institute, in Collaboration with University of Science and Technology of China, Develops CryoSIM Platform, Published in Top Analytical Chemistry Journal Revolutionizing Oocyte Membrane Permeability Analysis Technology

2026/03/04

The team successfully developed the CryoSIM platform, an intelligent microfluidics and deep learning-integrated system. This platform deeply integrates core technologies of deep learning and microfluidics to enable high-throughput, high-precision automated analysis of oocyte membrane permeability. It provides a novel technological tool for optimizing and advancing the clinical translation of oocyte cryopreservation techniques. Additionally, it offers an innovative practical paradigm for the application of artificial intelligence in low-temperature biomedicine and reproductive medicine.

Public Welfare Partnership: A Special Letter from the Jinan Red Cross

2026/02/02

On the afternoon of January 30, 2026, the Jinan Red Cross presented a letter of special significance to the Shandong Yinfeng Life Science Public Welfare Foundation (hereinafter referred to as the Yinfeng Foundation).

World’s First Achievement Highlights Brand Leadership

2026/01/19

In the future, Yinfeng Life Science Research Institute will continue to uphold its mission of "Dedicated to Medical Technology, Safeguarding Human Health." It will empower brand building with more original and pioneering scientific and technological achievements, contributing wisdom and strength to Shandong's goal of building a national regional innovation hub and promoting Chinese brands on the global stage.

Global First Ovarian Tissue Dual Activation Technology Debuts at 2025 Jinan Achievements Conference

2026/01/04

Currently, the ovarian tissue dual activation technology has been successfully applied in clinical practice at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Shenzhen (Longgang) Hospital, having treated over 400 patients with a treatment success rate of 70%. Over the next three years, Shandong Yinfeng Life Science Research Institute plans to use Jinan as a center to gradually expand the transformation and application of this technological achievement nationwide.

2026-11-06

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Nature Study Reveals the Molecular Mechanism by Which Mild Cold Extends Lifespan

Moderate cold exposure can extend lifespan across many species — a phenomenon observed and recorded for over a century, yet its molecular mechanism has remained unclear. Recently, a team led by David Vilchez and Christian Frezza at the University of Cologne published a study in Nature, reporting a metabolite-mediated, multi-tissue signaling pathway that links cold temperature to both lifespan extension and the maintenance of protein homeostasis.

2026-11-06

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A Human First! Gene-Editing Technology Directly Rewrites DNA Inside the Body

A powerful gene-editing technology has been used to edit DNA directly inside the human body — the first such treatment known to date. "Prime editing," a technique more precise than the conventional CRISPR-Cas9 method, is being used to rewrite DNA in liver cells to repair the gene mutation that prevents the body from expelling excess copper, treating a rare disease called Wilson disease.US biotech company Prime Medicine announced that earlier this month it successfully treated the first participant, with initial results expected next year.

2026-10-30

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Goodbye DMSO! MIT Uses "Antifreeze Sugars" to Preserve CAR-T Cells: Thaw-and-Inject, With Better Efficacy

For cryomedicine practitioners, the takeaway is this: cryopreservation is no longer just about keeping cells "alive" — it is being designed as a manufacturing step that shapes final therapeutic efficacy, which is precisely the key to whether "thaw-and-inject" can truly become reality.

2026-10-30

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World First! "Rejuvenation" Gene Injected into a Human: First Patient Says "the World Is Brighter Again"​

Life Biosciences, a US biotech company, has released the latest Phase 1 clinical trial data for its cellular reprogramming therapy ER-100 — the world's first age-reversal gene therapy trial. After the "rejuvenation" gene was injected into participants' eyes, the first three open-angle glaucoma patients all tolerated it well, and two have already shown early signs of vision improvement.

2026-10-23

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Cryopreservation Breakthrough: Low-Dose Preconditioning Makes NK Cells "Fitter After Freezing"

The study forms a complete evidence chain from mechanistic dissection to intervention validation, indicating that cryopreservation is moving from an empirical craft toward precise design grounded in cell-death mechanisms. With optimization of cryoprotectant formulations, standardization of operating parameters and the development of novel preconditioning strategies, cryobiological technology will continue to provide solid support for immune cell therapy, cell bank construction and even regenerative medicine.

2026-10-23

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No Fertilization Needed: A Clump of Cells Grew a Beating Heart on Its Own

The ethical boundary is just as clear: guidelines updated in 2025 by the International Society for Stem Cell Research prohibit implanting human stem-cell embryo models into human or animal uteri, and China's Ethical Guidelines for Human Organoid Research stipulate the same. As for when the first mouse will be born, Ding Sheng can give no timetable: "It is still a scientific question, not an engineering one."

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