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A worm is more like a human than previously thought

 
  April, 3 2001 3:40
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A worm is more like a human than previously thought


Humans have more in common with the lowly worm than previously thought, according to scientists reporting in the cover article of Molecular Cell, published today. The findings have important implications for medicine, including the study of birth defects, cancer, and tissue engineering.

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Gail Brown
gbrown@instadv.ucsb.edu
805-893-7220
University of California, Santa Barbara


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