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Australian Researchers Use Stem Cells to Develop a 'Mini' Kidney
Australian researchers have come up with a way to nudge the stem cells to grow into a 'self-organizing' kidney in a lab. The study could not only pave way for newer treatments for people suffering kidney diseases, but also show a way of growing other organs.
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