Patent Abstract:
genomic replacement therapy uses the human genome found in mantle dentin of a patient &# 39 ; s tooth to affect other cells of the body . mantle dentin cells in the developed tooth do not reproduce , therefore the dna is “ younger ”. replacing the genome with a “ younger ” one will hopefully return youthful appearances to clients .

Detailed Description:
all working surfaces will be decontaminated with a wash sequence of sodium hypochlorite ( 10 %), hydrochloric acid ( 0 . 1 %), and ethanol ( 70 %). all equipment will be sterilized by autoclaving and decontaminated by exposure to ultraviolet light and bleaching . novocain will be used to numb the tooth at the gums . a cordless , variable - speed , hand - held electric drill with a 1 . 0 - 1 . 5 mm drill bit , will be used to obtain 0 . 01 - 0 . 02 g of mantle dentin powder from a tooth . a drilling speed of less than 100 revolutions per minute ( r . p . m .) was used to minimize heat production , which could result in dna degradation . the hole or holes drilled will be approximately 1 . 5 - 2 . 0 mm wide and 2 . 0 - 3 . 0 mm deep . holes will be drilled preferably at the base of the gum line , or on the inside of the tooth to minimize visible damage . prior to drilling , the drill site will be cleaned with 70 - 100 % ethanol to remove dust and particulate matter . cotton will be used to keep the area dry . a new , autoclaved drill bit and autoclaved collection tray made from aluminum foil will be used for each patient . the head will be held at an incline during drilling to ensure the tooth powder produced falls into the collection tray . the tooth will be filled as if it were any other dental hole . tooth powder will be transferred from the tray to a sterile 2 ml tube by careful decanting . this will be packed in ice and stores in a thermal container to be sent to a lab , if the lab work will not be performed on site . after the drilling of each tooth , drill bits and all disposable equipment , including gloves , will be discarded , and working surfaces decontaminated , as described above . ( 14 ),( 15 ) the tooth powder sample is added to a lysis buffer containing alpha - casein . next , guanidine thiocyanate ( guscn ) and silica are introduced for 10 minutes . after centrifuging , the supernatant will be removed , and the pellet will be washed with 1 ml of acetone , the process is repeated at least three times , until the sample remaining is pure dna from the mantle dentin . ( 16 ) pcr can be used to replicate the genome , as long as a specific primer is not used to isolate a single gene . this will require the dna , a solution of primers to start the reaction , and a healthy supply of base pairs ( adenine , guanine , cytosine , and thymine ). pcr uses a strand of dna , in this case one for each chromosome , and heats it to 96 degrees c . to separate the dna strands from their hydrogen bonds . these are then lowered to 68 degrees c . to allow the primers to attach to the template strands of dna . once it is lowered to 72 degrees c ., the new strands are allowed to recombine . this temperature will need to be maintained for about four hours , to allow for the entire genome to replicate . this will allow one strand to become two . the next cycle of these temperature changes will allow two strands to become four . after twenty cycles , over a million strands are present . this can be accomplished in three days . an alternative to pcr is to grow the mantle dentin from a small sample . this process will allow for more cells to be grown , thus more dna . once a sufficient supply of dna is present , the solution can be introduced to a detergent to create a vector . this will create a detergent - dna complexes . one of the most common methods is to use a non - ionic detergent ( e . g ., lipofectin ) that forms a complex with the dna and by mechanisms still not well understood allow for introduction of dna into the cell . ( 17 ) some of the solution will be stored in a cold climate for preservation , to ensure that future application will not require more extraction from the patient . what is required for the current application will be placed in the necessary form and distributed . if introduced as a cosmetic , the patient must first use an abrasive exfoliate , such as a pumice scrub , to relieve any dead skin from the area . next , the solution will be placed into a hand / body cream that also contains propylene or butylene glycol , glycerine or glyceryl stearate , stearic acid or linoleic acid , sorbitan stearote , and urea , as do most body lotions . after it is applied and the cells accept the dna , the skin and hair should revert back to the phenotypic properties seen at approximately six years of age . 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