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repost - Brain cells from a rare New Zealand pig will be used in an attempt to regrow

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Default repost - Brain cells from a rare New Zealand pig will be used in an attempt to regrow
imagine volunteering for that trial!
saw the link on the sligar story, thought i'd repost it.
company involved is in phase2 trial for diabetes using same technology, i think.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/health/20...at-parkinson-s
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