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'While it is true that human beings lack substantial regenerative capabilities in the central nervous system (CNS), many non-human species, such as amphibians, planarians, and certain fish, can repair, regenerate and remodel substantial portions of their brain and brain stem even after critical life-threatening trauma,' Mr Pastor said.
Confirming death used to be straightforward, according to the NHS. It was said to occur when the heart stopped beating and a person was unresponsive and no longer breathing.
The lack of oxygen, which occurred as a result of no blood flow, quickly led to the permanent loss of brain stem function.
But now confirming death is more complicated, because it's possible to keep the heart beating after the brain stem has permanently stopped functioning.
This can be done by keeping a person on a ventilator, which allows the body and heart to be artificially oxygenated, for example.
In the UK and the US, among other countries, a person is confirmed as being dead when their brain stem function is permanently lost. Being brain dead is widely accepted to be just as final as cardiac death.
Mr Pastor, along with Dr Sergei Paylian, the founder of Bioquark, is on the advisory board of a project called ReAnima.