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Cells inside a body reprogrammed to become stem cells

Adult cells have been induced to become stem cells inside live mice for the first time, raising hopes that organs could be prompted to repair themselves

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Mini human 'brains' grown in lab for first time

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Mini human 'brains' grown in lab for first time

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Mouse heart beats again thanks to human stem cells

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Mouse heart beats again thanks to human stem cells

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Fight for the right to stem cells

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Fight for the right to stem cells

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Whose stem cells are they anyway?

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What's the beef? Cultured meat remains a distant dream

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What's the beef? Cultured meat remains a distant dream

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Super-organs: building body parts better than nature

Super-organs: building body parts better than nature

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Eye receptor transplant promises therapy for blindness

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Eye receptor transplant promises therapy for blindness

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How to grow human spare organs inside pigs

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How to grow human spare organs inside pigs

Groundbreaking experiments are starting to make it possible to grow personalised organs in a host animal

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New type of stem cell helps your fingers regenerate

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Call for protest against IVF cell division patent

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Stroke patients improve in first stem cell trial

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Cloned stem-cell study under fire for sloppy errors

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