Cryogenic Suspension of Mouse Brains
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Scientists Successfully Revived Brain Tissue from Suspended Animation
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Researcher in Germany has found a way to cryogenically induce a state of suspended animation in hippocampus slices from mouse brains.
They were cooled to -196 C ( about -321 F ) in liquid nitrogen and cooled for a week before being revived.
Tests showed that the revived brain tissue had just about fully recovered and had resumed electrical activity.