پيش بيني زمان مرگ انسان با استفاده از فناوري ليزر !

 فیزیکدانان دانشگاه لنکستر برای اولین بار در جهان یک آزمایش غیرتهاجمی برای مرگ طراحی کرده‌اند که می‌تواند میزان زمان باقیمانده از عمر انسان را آشکار کند.در این شیوه یک پالس بدون درد لیزری از دستگاهی شبیه ساعت مچی بر سطح پوست اعمال می‌شود.

این پالس با بررسی سلول‌های اندوتلیال به سنجش چگونگی پیر شدن بدن انسان خواهد پرداخت.این سلول‌ها در کنار کوچکترین رگهای بدن یا همان مویرگ‌های خونی قرار داشته و به فعالیت‌های پیچیده در مناطق دیگر بدن واکنش نشان می‌دهند.با اندازه‌گیری نوسانات در این سلول‌ها، دانشمندان توانسته‌اند طول زمان باقیمانده تا مرگ انسان را محاسبه کرده و همچنین امکان ابتلای فرد به بیماریهایی مانند سرطان یا جنون را آزمایش کنند.

نتایج این آزمایش از صفر برای مرگ تا 100 برای عملکرد مطلوب رتبه‌بندی شده‌اند. هرچه داده‌های بیشتری ارائه شود، پیش‌بینی این آزمایش دقیقتر خواهد بود.محققان امیدوارند مردم با استفاده از این اطلاعات به ارتقای سلامت خود بپردازند.انتظار می‌رود طی سه سال آینده یک نسخه با کاربری آسان از این ابداع تکیمل شود.

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Skin test to predict how long you'll live: Laser beams measure body's ageing process

A ‘death test’ that could  tell you how long you have  left to live is being developed by scientists.
The wristwatch-style device, which has been created to encourage users to stay healthy, uses laser beams to analyse crucial cells lining blood vessels under the skin.
These tiny endothelial cells are a key indicator of a person’s health, and the device’s inventors say that by monitoring them they can identify those who are ageing more quickly than normal.
But once the test has been refined, they claim it should eventually be possible to tell a person how many years they have left. For instance, someone could be told that if they do not change their lifestyle, they are likely to die in 20 years.
The analysis of the endothelium –  the layer of endothelial cells in tiny blood vessels called capillaries – could also suggest whether someone has  cancer or dementia.
The Lancaster University physicists who invented the technique hope people will use the information to improve their health.
But there will be concerns that while some will alter their lifestyle to stay in optimum condition, others may take a fatalistic approach.
Insurance and pension companies could also use the information to alter premiums and payouts.
Having created a bulky experimental device, the inventors are designing a smaller prototype that can be worn on the wrist.
They say that with enough funding they could have the miniature version on the market with a year.
Costing a few hundred pounds, it could be used by people at home to monitor their health, as well as in GP surgeries and hospitals.
Doctors can use the device to compare a patient’s biological age with their chronological age and give them a readout of how quickly they are ageing.
In tests on 220 healthy people, it was clear that some had aged more quickly or slowly than expected.
Professor Aneta Stefanovska, the project’s leader, said: ‘Not very far from now, a £200 to £300 device will be available to everyone for home use. I hope we are developing something to encourage people to take care of their health.’
She has patented the device with her fellow researcher Professor Peter McClintock, who said yesterday: ‘We would like to see one of these in every GP’s surgery. It would be an immensely valuable piece of equipment for a GP.
‘Everything that goes on in your  cardiovascular system, whether you are going to have a stroke or heart attack, starts off as something going wrong in the endothelium.
'It also produces all sorts of chemicals that affect the rest of the tissue.
‘It is a major organ, but people just don’t appreciate that.’
Professor McClintock acknowledged that not everyone would put the information to good use, but added: ‘You might think that you are ageing too fast and do something about it.
You might improve your lifestyle,  have fewer deep-fried Mars bars and go out for a run.’

 

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