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Published online 16 September 2005 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news050912-12
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Mouse stem cells heal sheep hearts
Future therapy for heart attacks gets a boost.
Embryonic stem cells from mice can help mend the broken hearts of sheep. This cross-species experiment is one more step in finding out whether human embryonic stem cells can mend the damage done by heart attacks.
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