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Stem Cells Used to Grow the Cells That Line Blood Vessels
Scientists at Harvard University were able to use human stem cells to grow vascular endothelial cells -- the type of cells that line blood vessels. The breakthrough has led to the discovery of new details of how these cells function.
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