Age Retardation:
I have initiated a novel aging combatment procedure. In this project,
taking place in Greifswald University, Germany, we use gene transfer
of key antiaging genes, in order to PROLONG THE MAXIMAL LIFE SPAN
OF MICE SIGNIFICANTLY.
Parallel we aim at achieving a betterment of physical conditions.
The results may be even extrapolated to higher mammals like apes.
We have let the mice "sitting", until senility, before we started
the injects of our specially designed vector.
In our first scanning pilot I, we have, inspite of the senility,
encountered no toxicity of any kind (we used 50 µg per inject per gene)
on the other hand the life span curves show somewhat encouraging trends
(private comm. to be released in 2005).
Our team, among others, consists also of some top scientists:
1. Prof. Reinhard Walther,
chief investigator Dep. of Molecular Biology,
at the University of Greifswald,
the project takes place in his department.
AD: Klinikum, Sauerbruchstraße, 17487Greifswald, Germany.
Email: [email hidden]
2. Prof. Nancy Templeton,
Ad: Baylor Institute, Dep. of Gene Therapy,
1 Baylor Plaza, B.C.M., 505, Alkek Building,
Houston, Texas, 77030, USA.
Email: [email hidden]
3. Prof. David Gershon, reknown age research specialist
Ad: N.Y. 10032, Redox coop. 3960 Broadway, USA
Email: [email hidden]
4. Dr. Peter Nielsen,
Max-Planck-Institute of Freiburg, Germany,
Dep. Immunbiology
Ad: Stübe Weg 51, 79108 Freiburg.
Email: [email hidden]
5. Myself, Dr. Valentin Strauss, Aging specialist, Munich, Germany.
Ad: Age Genetics, V. Strauss,
Schleissheimer Straße 188, 80797 München
Email: [email hidden]
Apart from Prof. Walthers grant going to his institute, I am in need
of a generous flat-rate grant of medium size, since I have additional
important ideas for our project.
Of course if you are positively inclined, many private details of the
project will be revealed by me and all letters of recommendation for
this project will be attached, so please contact me.