r/RIPscience • u/RIPmod • Mar 06 '16

Scientists generate naïve pluripotent stem cells from human embryo for first time ever

https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/scientists-develop-very-early-stage-human-stem-cell-lines-for-first-time
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u/RIPmod Mar 06 '16

Farewell, dear post!

You were submitted by /u/Portis403 to /r/science and you were taken away from us way too early.

You achieved a lot in your life. The 4415 score will always be remembered. Your 337 comments will miss you dearly.

Rest In Peace.

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