Now, you may enjoy the conclusion, even before you probe the depths of what Nanomedicine has to offer. We think anyone with even a slightly positive outlook on the future of cryotransport will want a copy of this book. Living systems exist. Living systems can usually heal and cure their own injuries, unless those injuries are severe enough to prevent the living system from functioning. Too often, we suffer injuries that are indeed this severe.
Molecular nanotechnology is feasible.
As we master the ability to design molecular machines that can continue to function when the living system around them has failed, those molecular machines can restore the function of the living system. They can support and sustain the processes of the living system until that living system can once again function on its own. The future capabilities of nanomedicine give hope and inspiration to those of us who still have decades of life to look forward to, but some are not so fortunate. Many others who rightfully should live several decades more might find that chance cuts short their expected time. Heart attacks and cancer can strike us down even in the prime of our lives.