@unusual_whales The future of medicine is moving fast. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to preserve their cells today for what may be possible tomorrow. Thanks for sharing our launch! 🧡
Great question! At temperatures below −150°C, cellular metabolism and biological aging are effectively halted. The goal is to preserve your cells in their current biological state, rather than allowing them to continue aging alongside you. That’s what makes cryopreservation so exciting.
Your immune cells are key to your health. They fight disease and repair tissue. And they’re the youngest they’ll ever be right now. Now, you can store them for the future, just by doing a simple blood draw, thanks to a new service offered by Cambridge, Mass.-based biotech startup Cellino.
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Your immune cells are constantly aging. Cellino is launching a new service, called Reservoir, to let people securely store them from a simple blood draw for $5,000.
https://t.co/mUeme9DkV4
When I joined this team, what excited me most was the commitment to access. With Reservoir, everyone has the ability to own and access to their preserved immune cells. Proud of my incredible colleagues and their relentless work it took to build and release this service.
Congrats on the launch of Reservoir!
I’m lucky to be the 1st 100 people to bank my cells with Reservoir (@withreservoir) followed @vkhosla. Prof David Sinclair told me it’s smart to do so and he also banked his cells. This is so amazing that you can do this just through one blood draw now through Reservoir.
This was a photo we visited our friend Dr. @nabihasaklayen at her Harvard labs last year. So amazed to see her building the cell manufacturing technology at @CellinoBio for years, now with Reservoir, more responsibilities to take and bigger impact to make.
You can now bank your immune cells while they're young. @withreservoir from @CellinoBio just launched.
$4,995 for a home blood draw and a year of storage below −150°C, then $270/yr. A bet on future cell therapies, not a treatment.
https://t.co/wOmuRDpmBZ
#longevity#biotech
Few people have experienced the relationship between time and human biology quite like @StationCDRKelly.
Thank you, Scott, for supporting our launch and sharing why preserving today's cells for tomorrow matters.
After spending nearly a year in space, I learned that time doesn't move the same for everyone, including their cells. Reservoir preserves today's cells for tomorrow’s use @withreservoir. Congrats to @nabihasaklayen and the Cellino team on the launch. #ad