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Dec 21,2015
New Approach Being Explored to Overcome Transplant Organ Rejection
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To Stop Cancer Spread, Take Out Its Nanoscale Communication Channels
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Dec 18,2015
Why the Flu Vaccine is Less Effective in the Elderly
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Dec 17,2015
New Step toward Determining the Cause of Multiple Sclerosis
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Dec 17,2015
New Method Prevents Cells from Premature Halting Protein Production in Genetic Disease
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Dec 16,2015
Tiny Cellular Bubbles May Hold Enormous Diagnostic Potential
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Dec 16,2015
Amnesia Renders Cells More Susceptible to Suggestion
    Whether it is a skin cell, a heart cell, a nerve cell, or any other kind of cell, a fully differentiated adult cell stubbornly preserves its identity. The adult cell, or somatic cell, has a kind of memory, and this memory effectively blocks the procedures that scientists would use to reprogram adult cells into pluripotentRead more
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