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Science Daily Cell transplant treats Parkinson's in mice under control of designer drug Science Daily Su-Chun Zhang of the UW-Madison Waisman Center has transplanted human dopamine nerve cells into mice with a model of Parkinson's disease. The new cells, shown in green, responded to two separate drugs that turned them on or off as needed. Dopamine-making neurons can be chemically controlled in animal model of Parkinson'sThe San Diego Union-Tribune Researcher Reveals Mechanism Involved in Parkinson's Disease Disrupted-Neuron CommunicationParkinson's News Today Skin Cells Turned Into Heart And Brain Cells Could Lead To Organ RegenerationMedical Daily all 35 news articles » More... |
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