TITLE:
An experimental proposal for low order laboratory animals’ extension of metabolic life
AUTHORS:
Mario Gosalvez
KEYWORDS:
Metabolic Life; Transitory Physiological Death; Cooling of Corpses; Super Magnetism; Mitochondrial Filamentation; Clinical and Experimental Resuscitation Techniques
JOURNAL NAME:
Advances in Biological Chemistry,
Vol.3 No.6,
December
12,
2013
ABSTRACT: Essential bibliography, with therein references included,
is presented owing to the contribution of the author groups to Mitochondrial
Filamentation, which is a new emerging field of physiological energy metabolism.
These studies provide the first seed concept for trials to extend the metabolic
life, for a few days, in low order laboratory mammals killed by electrocution,
as a first type of accidental death. It is proposed, essentially, to cool out
the corpses very soon after death at 12oC-14oC and take advantage of the effect
super magnetism to counteract the force of gravity to install a net recurrent
cycle of oxygen consumption and oxygen production by filamented mitochondria in
all the organism tissues. Once the cause of death had been corrected adequately,
it is possible to try the reanimation to experience the full life of the corpse
with highly sophisticated methodology.