Sara Jobson

I'm thinking of healing and regeneration for damaged tissues, tissue aging and longevity studies, tissue engineering to help keep these tissues alive, stable, and functional outside of the body, what we can learn for our own tissues or other tissues.

providing this ethical and more accessible research model.

Again, we think of HeLa cells and all of these different forms of mammalian cells that are harder for researchers to access.

So this would give them a different model to use that without those biosecurity or access restrictions.

Again, like Sarah mentioned before, the study of immune systems, there's just this huge wealth of opportunity for these organisms.

I think it really does.

And we've been using that since the origin of this study.

And it really brings life and a little bit of reality to what we're looking at here.

And with science, you need a little bit of connection.

And this helps us connect to what these really are.

It's that dismembered part, the thing from the Addams Family, all of these different connections, this living tissue that is very on brand for a zombie discovery in 2026.