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Muscle paralysis eased by light-sensitive stem cells

Published by GP On April 11, 2014

Stimulating neurons with light can restore movement to paralysed mouse muscles – a step towards using “optogenetic” approaches to treat nerve disorders. Click link for full story: http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn25358#.U0gIcK1dXpE

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