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Progeria - The mice, which had been engineered to mimic a human disease called progeria, would normally have grown old when they were quite young. But that changed when researchers injected muscle stem cells from healthy young mice into the bellies of the quickly ..
Progeria
- 1. SEARCH LATEST NEWS Progeria Home Privacy Archive PROGERIA POSTED BY EIZ ON THURSDAY, 19 JANUARY, 2012, 7:14 AM GO ? Progeria.png The mice, which had been engineered to mimic a human disease called progeria, would normally have grown old when they were quite young. But that changed when researchers injected muscle stem cells from healthy young mice into the bellies of the quickly ... Share | PROGERIA POSTED BY EIZ ON THURSDAY, 19 JANUARY, 2012, 7:14 AM MSNHotmailMore AutosMy M S N V i d e o C a r e e r s & JobsPersonalsWeatherDelishQuotesWhite PagesGamesReal EstateWonderwallHoroscopesShoppingYellow PagesLocal EditionTrafficFeedbackMaps & DirectionsTravelFull MSN IndexBingmsnbc.com sites & shows: TODAYRock CenterNightly NewsMeet the PressDatelineMorning JoeHardballEdMaddowThe Last Wordmsnbc tvHomeUSWorldPoliticsBusinessSportsEntertainmentHealthTech & scienceTravelLocalWeatheradvertisementRecommended: Microwave popcorn bag chemicals ruin vaccine efficacyRecommended: How books, puzzles may help ward off Alzheimer'sRecommended: Kids' brain injuries can cause lingering problems for years, study findsRecommended: Many keep smoking after cancer diagnosisOne body. One mind. That's what each of us gets to last a lifetime. Get the critical news and views to keep yours healthy, sharp -- and safe. Share | ? ? COPYRIGHT (C) 2011 SEARCH LATEST NEWS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.