Animals
Immortal 'Snail Fur' may lead to Cancer Research Breakthroughs
A marine hydroid common off the coasts of Ireland and Britain has shown remarkable regeneration properties which effectively allow it to live forever, and researchers hope studying it will garner new revelations which can be applied to stem cell biology.
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