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Mark Roth : L'animation suspendue est à portée de main

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Mark Roth étudie la biostase - l'animation suspendue - : l'art d'arrêter les processus de vie et de les redémarrer à nouveau. C'est extravagant sans être de la science fiction. Induit par l'utilisation minutieuse d'un gaz autrement toxique, la biostase pourrait aider les victimes de trauma et de crises cardiaques à survivre assez longtemps pour être soignées.

Mark Roth's research has reawakened an unusual notion from the annals of science: reversible metabolic hibernation. Yes, putting living organisms into suspended animation -- and bringing them back safely. Full bio »

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Reviewed by Fabienne Der Hagopian
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