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Cultured Stem Cells Can Reconstruct Neural Tissue in the Nose

Cultured stem cells are capable of reconstructing damaged neural tissue in the nose. These stem cells are activated and undergo differentiation into olfactory cells to regenerate new neural tissue.

Cultured Stem Cells Can Reconstruct Neural Tissue in the Nose

Cultured Stem Cells Can Reconstruct Neural Tissue in the Nose

Cultured stem cells can reconstruct damaged neural tissue in the nose. The stem cells are activated and undergo differentiation into olfactory cells to regenerate new neural tissue.

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