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Creating dolls with living cells is proportionate to giving life to the dead, a exaggerated statement though. However, the overhaul that sounds out of the depth has been given a beginning nudge – scientists at the University of Tokyo revealing a 5mm..
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT) scientists have recently managed to create a 3D image of a living cell! The method is similar to the xray CT scan technology...
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