Stem cell therapy for dogs, scientists create foundation for new organs
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A study published in the journal Frontiers in Veterinary Science on Jan. 22 showed that large dogs with aggression problems showed significantly more improvement than smaller counterparts.
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OSAKA, Japan (KERO) — Scientists in Japan developed a way to treat life-threatening conditions in dogs.
Doctors at Osaka Prefecture University found a way to create stem cells from a dog's blood. They say the cells can be programmed from a developed cell and used for medical treatments.
Doctors say their tests successfully germ layers of cells which are the foundations of all organs.
Learn more about the therapy.
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