Scientists injected mitochondria taken from a womans leg into both of her eyes in an experimental attempt to boost energy production in damaged retinal cells. The treatment triggered temporary pupil responses to light after the injections, but her vision did not show any measurable improvement. The single-patient case suggests the procedure may be safe enough for further investigation, while opening up a potential new avenue for regenerative medicine.

Un grupo de científicos hizo el primer trasplante de mitocondrias sanas a los ojos de una mujer ciega para evaluar posibles tratamientos.

When the batteries die in your TV remote, you might start rummaging around your desk clock for a replacement.