This startup wants to freeze your cells now to repair your body later

(Clockwise from upper left: miPS Labs co-founders Alex Jiao, Jenna Strully, Edward Whalen and Rob Thomas.
Regenerative medicine — the idea of generating new cells to replace damaged body tissues and organs — hasn’t gone mainstream yet. But miPS Labs says it’s never too early to start planning for what could be the next big wave in the treatment of disease. The Seattle startup is about to launch a closed beta that will let people freeze a sample of their cells now, so they’re ready to go whenever scientists figure out how to use those cells to grow human tissues, like a new heart. Alex Jiao, miPS co-founder and University of Washington bioengineering PhD candidate, says the whole… Read More
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