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W ashington University scientists have found that the gene Mesp1 is what persuades mouse embryonic stem cells to become heart parts and gets them moving to the area where the heart forms. Researchers are now testing if stem cells exposed to Mesp1 can ...
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NewKerala
| Jul 03, 6:21 AM
Louis have found that embryonic stem cells can be directed to work building the heart. W riting about their work in the journal Cell Stem Cell, the researchers say that this work takes them a step closer to realising a new generation of heart ...
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NewKerala
| Jul 03, 3:30 AM
W ashington University scientists have found that the gene Mesp1 is what persuades mouse embryonic stem cells to become heart parts and gets them moving to the area where the heart forms. Researchers are now testing if stem cells exposed to Mesp1 ...
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