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Scientists used stem cells to grow hairy, fluorescent skin for transplants – The Verge


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Scientists used stem cells to grow hairy, fluorescent skin for transplants
The Verge
The skin, described today in the journal Science Advances, was made by Japanese researchers using reprogrammed cells taken from mature rodents — called "induced pluripotent stem cells." Unlike previous lab-grown skin, it contains inner and outer
Japanese researchers grow skin and hair using reprogrammed stem cellsDeutsche Welle


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