Metalic Organs Guarantees Life Extension for Humans

Section A Acknowledgements I acknowledge that I have got my inspiration from the story segregationist by Isaac Asimov published in 1967. I used the idea of metallic organ transplants and broaden my thoughts on the basis of organ transplantation in the later future. In extremins acquiescent ‘We have to find a solution to this problem before Mr Clark come back for his check up,’ said the bio-Eng. ‘It takes a minute for the virus to form duplicates of it which means in a week approximately 700 thousand offspring a produced. The copious they get the more compact they become hence the more difficult it will be for the person to breath,’ said the mathematician. ‘Is there no name for this outrageous organism,’ asked Doctor Anthony Boucher. ‘Not yet,’ replied the mathematician. ‘In my observations the problem is with the lungs, maybe one of the blood vessels inside the lungs are damaged which results in the lung’s malfunction.’ proposed the bio-Eng. In a doubtful expression doctor Anthony disagreed with the engineer’s hypothesis; ‘but if a microchip got damaged surely then what is causing the evident viral infection.’ ‘So far there is no mathematical explanation to this problem unless my approach is the right one,’ said the mathematician who was known to be the best of them all. The three intelligent minds were failing to resolve Mr Clark’s lung malfunction then there is no solution to this problem. While the three great minds were trying to analyse Mr Clark’s