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What is living cell filling?
Originated from the most advanced means of activating autologous living cells in the United States, excess fat cells are sucked out from areas with a large accumulation of fat, such as thighs, waist and abdomen, and then activated into high-density active cells, which are subtly transferred to areas that need living cells-filling body collapses such as facial collapse, wrinkle relaxation areas, breast augmentation, etc., so as to comprehensively improve the posture and make the face youthful.

Extended data

Artificial living cells, also known as artificial life, artificial bacteria and artificial children, are the first artificial life-the birth of single-celled bacteria completely controlled by artificial genes, which was announced to the world by American scientists on May 20th, 20 10 and named as "artificial children".

Scientists first select a bacterium named Mycoplasma mycoides, decode its genome, and copy it to produce a synthetic genome. Then, the artificial genome was transplanted into another bacterium called Mycoplasma caprae. Through division and proliferation, the cells inside bacteria are gradually controlled by artificial genes, and finally become a brand-new life. In Petri dishes, synthetic bacteria divide and move like natural bacteria.

Application prospect

Although this technology is still in the experimental stage, researchers believe that its application prospect is broad.

The research team plans to synthesize the least number of life genes, and then make up for other genes to create a series of new microorganisms, such as bacteria that can produce biofuels, useful drugs, bacteria that can absorb carbon dioxide and other pollutants from the air, or protein needed to make synthetic vaccines.

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