Inside a bio-reactor, the cells of a human heart are washed away by detergents, leaving a protein scaffolding that can then be injected with heart-muscle precursor cells.
Source: http://ottlab.mgh.harvard.edu/
Thursday, 25 July 2013
Inside a bio-reactor, the cells of a human heart are washed away by detergents, leaving a protein scaffolding that...
Inside a bio-reactor, the cells of a human heart are washed away by detergents, leaving a protein scaffolding that can then be injected with heart-muscle precursor cells.
Source: http://ottlab.mgh.harvard.edu/
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