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  • Manacells
    The Road to DNA Amplification
    The patients’ blood is collected through one of the peripheral
    veins like the cubital vein, using a vacutainer and needle, this
    already contains EDTA, thus the blood does not clot.
  • DNA Amplification
    When patients plasma containing WBCs is treated with
    Manaitleadsto DNA genesis and Manacell formation,
    simultaneously within seconds,
  • Case History
    INTRAPAPILLARY INJECTION OF HARVESTED
    DNA INTO OPTIC NERVE OF BLIND PATIENT

ManaCells The Road to DNA Amplification

An Alternative to Stem Cells

Manacells The Road to DNA Amplification

The patients’ blood is collected through one of the peripheral veins like the cubital vein, using a vacutainer and needle, this already contains EDTA, thus the blood does not clot. Then it is centrifuged at 200G so that the RBCs can be taken away and all we need is the top in between layer called the buffy coat and the plasma. The buffy coat is rich in WBCs which are the nucleated cells of the blood that means it contains DNA and is capable of producing proteins that the body may need. When this buffy coat rich in WBCs is seen under the light of a microscope the cells are varied in shape with spicules on its surface which are the protein markers that gives it identification and its allergic properties.

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DNA Amplification

When patients plasma containing WBCs is treated with Manaitleadsto DNA genesis and Manacell formation,simultaneously within seconds, which can be seen using inverted microscope under white light as scattered particles of irregular shape and Manacells which are regularly round uniform with colors of the vibgyor the nucleus being red and enlarged, with the surface markers not seen due to a thickened cell wall in color blue.

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Manacells

On addition of Mana to patients WBCs. The spicular irregular WBCs retrodifferentiate to primitive type of cells called as Manacells with smooth round surface exhibiting VIBGYOR under white light and a uniform halo around the cells. This can be observed under high magnification. Different specimens from different patients and yet the Mana effect can be demonstrated again and again showing the reproducibility of the experiment.

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Case History

INTRAPAPILLARY INJECTION OF HARVESTED DNA INTO OPTIC NERVE OF BLIND PATIENT

All through medicine we are taught not to hit any nerve especially the optic nerve, however here for the first time we are using an approach we term Intra P apillary injection of DNA right into the optic nerve of blind patients. After completing an eye surgery called vitrectomy where the toxins and bands from the inner depths of the eye are removed using 25 Gauge instruments, the DNA injection is given loaded on a 10 micro milliliter syringe and very thin 26 gauge to 33 gauge needles. The response is immediate where the patient is once again able to see light, since the patients own DNA bioengineered and harvested for this purpose is used..

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Meet Our Specialist

This young doctor has training in par with great Ophthalmologists of the World in Europe and USA. While studying, she has won a number of awards including the Rukmani Gold Medal for the best undergraduate student in ophthalmology in 1980 and the Dr. G.R. Bodiwala Gold Medal for best Post Graduate student in M.S (Ophthalmalogy ) from the Gujarat University.

"Meeting the challenges of an eyecare ." - Dr. Sunita Rana Agarwal

Inventor Profile

Dr. Sunita Agarwal, grand daughter of Dr. RS Agarwal (Sri Aurobindo Ashram), D/o. Dr. Jaiveer Agarwal (Padma Bhushan) and Dr. Tahira Agarwal (Corneal Surgeon) is renowned and acclaimed ophthalmologist from India known world wide.

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Press Release

At Dr.Agarwal Hospitals and Gene Research Foundation (Govt of India Income Tax Exemption 80G) research and development has gone hand in glove along with education, service and charity for 82 years and 3 generations.

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