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Monday, May 17, 2010
The Famous Mouse with the Human Ear
The human ear Dr. Jay Vacanti greaw on a mouse in
1997
set the stage for genetically engineering organs. Shortly after, the man behind the ear stated it would one day be possible to "grow" a liver.
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The human ear Dr. Jay Vacanti greaw on a mouse in 1997 set the stage for genetically engineering organs. Shortly after, the man behind the ear stated it would one day be possible to "grow" a liver.
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