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Harvard and MIT Researchers Pursue Improved RNA and Cellular Therapies with eToehold Technology

Harvard and MIT Researchers Pursue Improved RNA and Cellular Therapies with eToehold Technology
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The Benefits of a Massage Go Beyond Simple Pleasure

Massage therapy could treat a wide range of ailments, from peripheral artery disease to inflammatory myopathy.Image by Bartek Zyczynski…

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Living Robots Can Now Reproduce, and I m Terrified | Healthcare Packaging

Researchers from three institutions collaborated to create living robots, and now they can reproduce on their own.

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Robots made from living cells learned how to replicate themselves

Xenobots, which are "living robots" made of frog cells, are simple robots that can move autonomously in a petri dish. When scientists added more cells to the dish, the xenobots pushed them together to form new xenobots.

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Cystic Fibrosis Modeled Using New Microfluidic Organ-on-a-Chip

Scientists have developed a microfluidic organ-on-a-chip preclinical model of the cystic fibrosis lung airway.

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