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2000
Abstract Scientists are making gradual progress in overcoming the scientific hurdles that nature has set before them. But, as with most areas of medical advance, not all of the problems will be solved in one fell swoop. Initially we may be able to offer patients animal organs or cells that survive and function for periods of weeks or ...
David K.C.Cooper, Robert P Lanza
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Abstract Scientists are making gradual progress in overcoming the scientific hurdles that nature has set before them. But, as with most areas of medical advance, not all of the problems will be solved in one fell swoop. Initially we may be able to offer patients animal organs or cells that survive and function for periods of weeks or ...
David K.C.Cooper, Robert P Lanza
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Resurgence of Ebola virus in 2021 in Guinea suggests a new paradigm for outbreaks
Nature, 2021Alpha Kabinet Keita +2 more
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2001
Guinea pigs have been reared and eaten by indigenous people in the Andes since ancient times, and it seemed rational to development planners to ‘modernize’ their production. When these development projects ran into trouble, a team of anthropologists was invited to study the reasons for this lack of success.
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Guinea pigs have been reared and eaten by indigenous people in the Andes since ancient times, and it seemed rational to development planners to ‘modernize’ their production. When these development projects ran into trouble, a team of anthropologists was invited to study the reasons for this lack of success.
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Dysregulated ribonucleoprotein granules promote cardiomyopathy in RBM20 gene-edited pigs
Nature Medicine, 2020Jay W Schneider +2 more
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Extensive germline genome engineering in pigs
Nature Biomedical Engineering, 2020Weihong Xu, Yinan Kan, Hong-Ye Zhao
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