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The Roslin Institute: Stem cell protein may boost cultivated fat production

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The Roslin Institute: Stem cell protein may boost cultivated fat production A protein has been found to be associated with animal stem cells that produce fat, potentially boosting efficiency of cultivated fat that could be used as a novel food supplement

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The Roslin Institute: Stem cell protein may boost cultivated fat production

The Roslin Institute: Stem cell protein may boost cultivated fat production A protein has been found to be associated with animal stem cells that produce fat, potentially boosting efficiency of cultivated fat that could be used as a novel food supplement

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thepoultrysite.com broke the news 10 hours ago on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.

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