Scientists can now grow a beating human heart from stem cells

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A team of scientists from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School have used adult skin cells to regenerate functional human heart tissue.

The study, published in the journal Circulation Research, detailed that the team took adult skin cells, using a technique called messenger RNA to turn them into pluripotent stem cells, before inducing them to become two different types of cardiac cells.

Then for two weeks they infused the hearts with a nutrient solution, allowing them to develop under the same circumstances a heart would grow inside a human body.

After the two week period, the hearts contained well-structured tissue, which appeared similar to that contained in developing human hearts. 

When shocked with electricity, they started beating.

https://www.indy100.com/article/human-heart-grow-stem-cells-science...

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Comment by Elyag Reed...We are Legion on January 12, 2017 at 8:50am

Oh have a Heart will you!

Imagine the people that really need one and instead the ONES' that will get them.

Potential Recipients:(Those with Heartless Minds).

McPain - The war monger

Killery - "                        "

Your cable TV CEO

Clap - Trapper - War Monger

Just a few examples - add your own

What they have not released is the Grown in a Lab Negative Brain. Specifically programed for the current agenda. The first trial transplant has just given his farewell Address. Scar Tissue photos still on net.

If selected one has to choose Heart or Brain - sorry you can't have both, so HE selected the Brain and all our troubles started.

Back to sleep now, until they grow the Positive Brain.

We are Legion

Comment by Burbia on January 11, 2017 at 1:14pm
I'm sure the Island of Dr. Moreau experiments will continue.

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