Reproduction of human body parts by ... frost
People have just completed a frost that can repair the blood vessels and tissues of people. This miracle drug, as seen only in this fiction, has been perfected in America. If all goes well, people will be able to make new parts of the body
People have just completed a frost that can repair the blood vessels and tissues of people. This miracle drug, as seen only in this fiction, has been perfected in America. If things are good, people will be able to make new parts of the human body.
At first glance, this frost is very normal, but it has a wonderful feature: reproduce the human body parts in the laboratory.
The patient's cells are cultured and mixed with this dew. They will combine and reproduce parts in three dimensions. Newly reclaimed parts can then be implanted into the defective part.
Blood cultures in the laboratory were implanted this summer for two Argentine patients.
This technique is not hampered by moral controversy because it does not use the embryonic stem cells of human embryos.
Millions of people with heart disease and diabetes are having new hopes. They may be the first to benefit from this healing medicine.
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