Age Reversal: By Engineered Viruses

AGE REVERSAL

BY

ENGINEERED VIRUSES

Robert P. Bryson

© Copyright 2016 Robert P. Bryson

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Breast Cancer

Chapter 2:  HIV/AIDS

Chapter 3: Aging

Chapter 4: Cosmetics

Chapter 5: DNA Repair Systems

Chapter 6: Resurrection

Chapter 7: Future Upgrades

Chapter 8: Origin of D Foundation

Chapter 9: Major Histocompatability Complex

Chapter 10: The Way Forward

Chapter 11: Prevention of Violent Crime

Introduction

January 15, 2016

I am a mechanical engineer specializing in automated manufacture and robotics. I will discuss ageing, breast cancer and AIDS.

It has been proven that the cause of ageing and the deterioration it produces, is the erosion of DNA base pairs (called telomeres) at the ends of our DNA strands in all of our stem cells. The erosion causes the construction of new tissue to be degraded. The erosion occurs when a cell manufactures new tissue to replace worn out tissue. After a number of these replication cycles have occurred, and increasingly degraded tissue is produced, the tissue will eventually fail to function. The solution to this problem is to replace the missing telomeres. With the full complement of telomeres, new tissue manufactured will be as it was in youth. However, even with replaced telomeres, the ageing process, will start over again. The replaced telomeres will continue to erode and will have to be replaced from time to time, in order to maintain youth. If we selected 10 years as the renewal cycle, that would mean that a treated individual would maintain an age between 20 and 30. Eventually a way will be found to make the rewinds permanent.

I have described several engineered viruses in this paper. A benefit of engineered viral medicines is that they are easily adjustable to perform specific tasks, as well as being specific for the tissue targeted, so that there will be no side effects, in fact testing for performance and lack of side effects is part of the manufacturing process, unlike chemical medicines which are not adjustable and come with a list of side effects which often include death. The delivery and installation of the telomeres would be done using engineered retroviruses, designed to minimize detection and attack by the body’s immune system. Concurrent with the rewind virus, and in order to optimize its use, and maximize the lifespan, as many fatal diseases as possible should be eliminated. Here is a start of that effort.

I have two strategies, both using engineered viruses as medicines. In the first strategy the virus would recognize a diseased cell, enter it, and disable the disease. The second strategy