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UofS, Harvard Ink Deal for Research of Stem Cell Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease – Saskatoonhomepage.ca


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UofS, Harvard Ink Deal for Research of Stem Cell Treatment for Parkinson's Disease
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The process involves taking stem cells from a patient's skin or blood, and converting them into a brain stem cell, rich in dopamine neurons. That takes about 2-3 months to do. Once they are injected into the brain, the dopamine is released and the
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