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"The underlying principles that we are providing will help those people now, and hopefully in the future will help other people produce whole organs," he said.

For her doctoral thesis, Li is working to grow umbilical chord blood cells. If she is successful, the bioreactor may be used one day to grow cells for bone marrow transplant patients.

This work was funded in part by the National Institutes of Health, and the Interdisciplinary Biomaterials Seed Grants Program and Perinatal Research and Development Fund, both of Ohio State.


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Contact: Douglas Kniss
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614-293-4496
Ohio State University
5-Apr-2000


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