Adult Dog Bone Formed From Puppy Teeth
Researchers in Japan have regenerated the jawbone of adult dogs using stem cells from the teeth of puppies.
March 8, 2008
Researchers in Japan have regenerated the jawbone of adult dogs using stem cells from the teeth of puppies.
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