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'Disease in a Dish' Helps Experts Fight Huntingtons
Huntington's disease is a difficult-to-study and very sneaky genetic condition that always results in death. Now researchers believe they have managed to create a model from primate cells that allows them to study the effects of the disease in accelerated time, and all in a Petri dish.
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