A Russian Scientist Injected Himself With 3.5-Million-Year ... - Discovery
2019年8月1日 · Dr. Brouchkov first discovered this ancient bacteria, Bacillus F, in 2009, frozen deep in the permafrost on a mountain in Siberia's Yakutsk region. Like, even deeper in the permafrost than wooly mammoth remains.
Meet the Scientist Who Injected Himself with 3.5 Million-Year ... - VICE
2015年12月9日 · The bacteria in question is known as Bacillus F, which Brouchkov pulled out of a permafrost sample from Mammoth Mountain in the northern Siberian region of Yakutsk in 2009.
Scientist Injects Himself With ‘Eternal Life’ Bacteria
2024年6月20日 · In 2009, a 3.5-million-year-old bacteria strain called Bacillus F was discovered deep in the permafrost of Siberia’s Sakha Republic. Scientists later found that mice and fruit flies exposed to the bacteria seemed to get a boost to their immune systems, leading to longer lives and fertility even into old age.
Bacillus cereus sp. F / Longevity - Rex Research
The Siberian Times disclosed recently how Russian scientists are making progress in the search for the elixir of youth by investigating a bacteria named Bacillus F which has remained alive in the permafrost for millions of years.
Draft Genome Sequence of Bacillus cereus Strain F, Isolated from ...
Due to its remarkable survival capabilities, Bacillus cereus F can be considered a potential model organism for the study of low-temperature adaptations. Here we report the first draft sequence of the Bacillus cereus F genome.
Russian scientist injects himself with 3.5-million-year-o.
2023年11月21日 · According to Brouchkov, his decision to inject such an old bacteria into his system was based on the idea that he would then gain the bacteria’s resistance abilities. Known as Bacillus F, the scientist pulled the sample from the Mammoth Mountain in the northern Siberian region of Yakutsk in 2009.
Ancient bacteria might help us live to 140 - Russia Beyond
2015年10月19日 · Scientists believe Bacillus F could help people survive to the age of 140. Source: ShutterStock/Legion Media. A recently-discovered species of the bacteria Bacillus F (Frost) could extend the...
'Eternal Life': Russian Scientist Anatoli Brouchkov Injects Himself ...
2015年9月28日 · The bacteria, named Bacillus F, was first discovered in 2009 embedded in ancient permafrost at a site known as Mammoth Mounter in the Sakha Republic, also known as Yakutia, in Siberia.
Russian scientist claims injections of 3.5 million-year-old …
2015年10月2日 · Called Bacillus F, Brouchkov and his team examined the found bacteria and have since uncovered its DNA, allowing them to more closely analyze what kept it alive for so long.
3.5-Million-Year Old Bacteria: Found To Boost Longevity In Lab
2015年9月28日 · The "Bacillus F" bacteria was discovered on Mamontova Gora - Mammoth Mountain - in Siberia's Sakha Republic, also known as Yakutia, in 2009 by Anatoli Brouchkov, head of the Geocryology Department at the Moscow State University.
- 某些结果已被删除