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Even Healthy Tissues Carry Clusters of Cells with Mutations: Study
Most of the genetic alterations are harmless, but some may contribute to cancer.
Even Healthy Tissues Carry Clusters of Cells with Mutations: Study
Even Healthy Tissues Carry Clusters of Cells with Mutations: Study
Most of the genetic alterations are harmless, but some may contribute to cancer.
Most of the genetic alterations are harmless, but some may contribute to cancer.
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Researchers Turn to Implantable Robots to Regenerate Tissue
Shawna Williams | May 1, 2018
The devices, which could one day treat children with esophageal atresia and short bowel, were recently tested in pigs.