The new artificial intelligence AI operating systems can create any DNA. That researchers want. This tool can be the most fundamental that we have ever seen before. The ability to create artificial DNA makes it possible to create artificial organisms. Artificial organisms and the ability to change the DNA in the cells make new steps for biological medical treatments. The problem with things like tissue and organ transfers is the immune reaction.
So the answer can be the genetically engineered cells that are made from the receiver's own cells. That thing makes the 3D tissue printers more effective than ever before. The 3D tissue printers can create organs for people who need them. And that is a big step for tissue transplants. Tissue transplants can save a person's life in accidents. But that kind of technology can make the new science possible.
"The 3D bioprinter at the Collins BioMicrosystems Laboratory at the University of Melbourne. Credit: Tessa van der Riet. Biomedical engineers at the University of Melbourne have developed a 3D bioprinting system capable of creating structures that closely replicate the diverse tissues of the human body." (ScitechDaily, Revolutionary 3D Bioprinter Creates Human Tissue Structures in Seconds)
"3D bioprinting is pushing the boundaries of human tissue engineering. Credit: Tessa van der Riet" (ScitechDaily, Revolutionary 3D Bioprinter Creates Human Tissue Structures in Seconds)
The system can create DNA and fix the DNA if there is some damage. The system can detect hereditary diseases in morulas. Then it can remove the DNA. After that, the system can make modifications to the DNA. And then inject it back into the morula. The system can make almost everything, like female Isaac Newton. The idea is that the system can simply manipulate the gender genomes in Sir Isaac Newton's DNA and then inject it into the morula. That means it just creates the female version of the most awesome researchers in history.
"A new study shows that gut bacteria can influence the molecular pattern of glycosylation – the presence of sugar groups on proteins – in the brain. Credit: Daniela Velasco Lozano/EMBL" (ScitechDaily, Gut Bacteria Secretly Rewire the Brain – New Study Reveals How)
The cloned structures allow to creation of the green men. The men or creatures whose skin can make photosynthesis. That thing can also create the muscles there is the gorilla's muscle tissues. That makes the person stronger than before.
The gut bacteria secretly rewires brains. And that ability can make the new step for psychiatric treatments. This thing can remove aggression and other things. Controlling that process can open new books for psychiatric treatments.
Chancing the DNA is one step to long-term spacetrips.
When we think about the possibility of making artificial DNA that thing can make the long-term space journeys possible. The problem with hibernation is the thing that can be useful in long-term space trips. But there is one big problem. The space crew will turn old anyway. Aging is the reason for the DNA damage. Long-term space trips require the ability to stabilize the DNA.
That means astronauts must be frozen to the temperature just above the absolute zero Kelvin. The human hibernation is one version of how to make crew use their time in space travel. But aging is a big problem in interstellar flight.
The solution to that problem can be the DNA that is stored in digital form.
Another solution can be a system that can print the new DNA for aging astronauts. The DNA can be stored in the digital form. And the AI-based systems can print that DNA. And then replace mitochondria and the cell's nucleus DNA by using new and non-damaged DNA. The genetically engineered bacteria can deliver that DNA into the person's body. And that thing can increase the lifetime of the people.
https://www.astronomy.com/space-exploration/is-human-hibernation-for-long-duration-space-travel-possible/
https://www.freethink.com/biotech/evo-2-generative-biology
https://scitechdaily.com/gut-bacteria-secretly-rewires-the-brain-new-study-reveals-how/
https://scitechdaily.com/revolutionary-3d-bioprinter-creates-human-tissue-structures-in-seconds/
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