no, because you clearly don't understand how memory formation works. it's encoded in the connections made by your neurons, which are environmentally determined, not genetically. once the pattern of your brain is lost, you are irretrievably gone. your conciousness isn't "quantum" or based on "vibrations", your memories aren't stored genetically. once you're dead, you're dead. technology in the future may be able to rebuild an approximation of your body, but your mind will not be in it, it'll be a new person seeing the world for the first time, and as such it'll be far simpler to just mix the dna of existing people together and gestate them than a fools attempt at resurrection. you're going to die, you're just going to have to square with that someday.
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