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‘Living Doll’ Made Of Human Cancer Cells, University of Tokyo Study

February 6, 2009 | 
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New Scientist -- A “LIVING doll” made from human liver cancer cells could allow new drugs to be tested in conditions closer to those inside the body. It was built using a technique that moulds tissue into any desired structure.

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