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Dr. Eugenia Kharlempieva Discusses Stealth Pig Cells

Posted on September 8, 2016November 13, 2019Author chcadenhCategories Funding, ResearchTags Diabetes Foundation, Eugenia Kharliempieva

Eugenia KharlampievaRead UAB News article titled “Stealth pig cells may hold key to treating diabetes in humans,”  featuring CNMB member, Dr. Eugenia Kharlempieva.

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