"We naively believe death is a one-way street—irreversible, final, the hard stop of existence. But what if it’s just a speed bump? Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed a mathematical model suggesting that cellular death might not be so absolute. By reframing it as a reversible state—a delicate equilibrium of enzymatic processes rather than a biological dead-end—they've cracked open a door we thought was permanently shut.
Anima Ignota
Pharmakon the Younger
Flowere
