Andreessen Horowitz September 20, 2024
Cells are a remarkable unit of life. They carry the ability to reproduce, to grow into tissues and organs, to sense and respond to their environments, to store and use energy, and to manufacture and secrete products of many kinds throughout the body. They have evolved enormous complexity, well beyond our capacity for de novo design. It is not surprising, then, that in many human diseases, when our cells are depleted or aged or not functioning, cellular medicines—delivering new cells back to the body—might offer the most logical and the most comprehensive form of therapeutic intervention available.
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