A therapy
system for genomic
reprogramming and
DNA repair, including: a
gene identification module configured to detect and isolate regenerative genes from planarian neoblasts, such as Smedwi-1, Smedwi-2 and β-
catenin, which are responsible for
cell regeneration and pluripotency; a
gene adaptation unit configured to perform
codon optimization and
regulatory sequence modification of isolated regenerative genes for compatibility with
human DNA, including the incorporation of human-specific promoters, enhancers, and terminators; a selective nucleopathy module configured with
CRISPR-Cas9-based mechanisms and custom-designed guide RNAs, whereby the module selectively identifies, targets and removes mutated or damaged
DNA in target cells while preserving healthy
DNA;
a DNA delivery unit configured to transfer the adapted regenerative genes into human stem cells, utilizing
gene transfer techniques such as viral vectors,
electroporation, or lipid-based nanoparticles for efficient gene integration; a genetic switch
control system configured with programmable genetic kill switches for the selective activation and deactivation of regenerative genes, whereby the
system enables controlled
gene expression to prevent unwanted
cell proliferation and
tumor formation; a
biopolymer scaffold support configured to provide a structural
scaffold at the
target site to facilitate the delivery of modified stem cells or regenerative genes and to promote
cell growth and
tissue integration; and an interface for
hyperbaric oxygen therapy that increases
cell metabolism, improves the accuracy of
DNA repair and promotes tissue regeneration in
synergy with regeneration and
DNA repair processes.