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The future of death
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The future of death

2014
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Restored blood circulation causes ischemia-reperfusion injury involving calcium-mediated vasospasm, reactive oxygen species, blood hyperviscosity, and an immune-inflammatory cascade leading to brain swelling. Brain slices removed as long as 8 hours after clinical death at ambient temperature can contain viable neurons and glia, can exhibit positive tests for mitochondrial function and transgene expression, can retain dendritic connectivity, and can be maintained in vitro for weeks [9].