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Scientists Create Oligodendrocytes From Stem Cells in Lab Dish in Just Three Weeks

 
 
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Old 11-22-2020, 10:05 AM #2
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My goodness!! Information that's very new to me. The only reason I read this is because Feb. 14, 2006 I had an Oligodendroglioma removed from my left hippocampus. (May 2007 my entire left hippocampus was removed) The word Oligodendro-anything attracts my attention.
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