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nature
Mice with human cells developed using ‘game-changing’ technique
Human cells injected into amniotic fluid find their way into fetal mouse organs. Researchers have developed mice with organs containing human cells,...
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gaming
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science
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auto
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books / design
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science
Man finds 300,000-year-old skull unlike any human species we have ever seen
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apps
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parenting
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A major UCLA study says that at least 65 species of animals laugh
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