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An Artificial Intestine. Less Animal Testing. Thanks to the Unipi Study

Less tests on live animals, thanks to a model of human intestine capable of moving like the real one, reproducing in the laboratory...

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An Artificial Intestine. Less Animal Testing. Thanks to the Unipi Study

Less tests on live animals, thanks to a model of human intestine capable of moving like the real one, reproducing in the laboratory...

4 hours ago·Bologna, Italy

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