Peter Attia· MD
this isn't some crazy super science fiction story this is medical fda-approved drug development
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this isn't some crazy super science fiction story this is medical fda-approved drug development
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so what we did was we took three of the Yemen arkad genes that they used to make stem cells and we packaged them into what's called an AAV at no associate of ours there's a virus by the way is you already used by many companies there are a number of products on the market some are used actually to fix eye diseases genetic diseases so this isn't some crazy super science fiction story this is medical fda-approved drug development
so what we did was we took three of the Yemen arkad genes that they used to make stem cells and we packaged them into what's called an AAV at no associate of ours there's a virus by the way is you already used by many companies there are a number of products on the market some are used actually to fix eye diseases genetic diseases so this isn't some crazy super science fiction story this is medical fda-approved drug development we take these vectors viruses we package these three genes in which is not easy because they don't hold much