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Wanted to have. >> reporter: cancer has challenged scientists for years, in part because the cells continuously mutate, making them harder for the immune system to detect. but that's exactly why bio biontech's co-founders have been working with mrna for decades, to see if they could outsmart cancer. how do you know it is specific really to that cancer and not to healthy human cells in that particular patient's body? >> that was actually the last two decades which we invested in to identify how we get the best targets, the best mutations, the best molecules to distinguish them from normal cells...

Cord Stem Cell Banking Market is Grow at a CAGR of 22.2% and By Storage Type, Product Type and Application

Receive the nobel prize in chemistry in twenty twenty four crispr technology along with the cas enzyme. well, what people need to know is that crisprpr is a set of genes as well as associated enzymes that were discovered in bacteria that bacteria used to defend against viral infections in those prokaryotic organisms and the same technology now can be used in human cells, intense nationally by scientists using a variety of vectors to either silence a gene, repair a genee or actually replace a deficient gene. so this isci a whole new era in medicine. it's exciting. butxc at the same time our kno...

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A robotic skeleton was able to grow stretchable human cells using a new tissue engineering method. Can this be applied in medical operations?