⚠️ Scientists just revived activity in frozen mouse brains
Researchers have achieved something long thought impossible: restoring neural activity in brain tissue after deep freezing.
What happened:
• Scientists froze slices of mouse brain using vitrification, a technique that prevents ice crystals from damaging cells.
• The tissue was stored in liquid nitrogen at 196°C for up to a week.
• After thawing, neurons were still alive and began firing signals again.
What they found:
• Brain cells kept their structure and connections intact.
• Neurons showed metabolic activity and functioning mit
Researchers have achieved something long thought impossible: restoring neural activity in brain tissue after deep freezing.
What happened:
• Scientists froze slices of mouse brain using vitrification, a technique that prevents ice crystals from damaging cells.
• The tissue was stored in liquid nitrogen at 196°C for up to a week.
• After thawing, neurons were still alive and began firing signals again.
What they found:
• Brain cells kept their structure and connections intact.
• Neurons showed metabolic activity and functioning mit
