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Breakthrough: Scientists Just Created the World’s First Artificial Embryo
Artificial life, up next? Scientists from the University of Cambridge created the world's first functional artificial mouse embryo using two types of stem cells and a 3D scaffold where the embryo is expected to grow.
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