EFTA00956869 - Walker-Epstein Mitochondria Transplantation Email
DOJ-released email from Melanie Walker to Jeffrey Epstein detailing her research proposal on mitochondria transplantation for ischemic brain injury. Walker describes her idea to 'transplant mitochondria into ischemic brain stems,' requests $6 million in funding, and mentions basing the venture out of Seattle. The email discusses the historical progression from blood transplants (1800s) to bone marrow transplants (1900s) to what she envisions as organelle transplantation (2000s).
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DOJ-released email from Melanie Walker to Jeffrey Epstein detailing her research proposal on mitochondria transplantation for ischemic brain injury. Walker describes her idea to 'transplant mitochondria into ischemic brain stems,' requests $6 million in funding, and mentions basing the venture out of Seattle. The email discusses the historical progression from blood transplants (1800s) to bone marrow transplants (1900s) to what she envisions as organelle transplantation (2000s).
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