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Stem Cell Study Overcomes Major Hurdle in Organ Regeneration
University of Virginia School of Medicine researchers have reported that they turned embryonic stem cells into a fish embryo by manipulating certain biological signals. The study could advance organ re-generation using stem cells.
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