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Susan Lim: Transplante células, não órgãos

Filmed Dec 2010 • Posted Apr 2011INK Conference
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Cirurgiã pioneira, Susan Lim realizou o primeiro transplante de fígado da Ásia. Mas uma preocupação moral com os transplantes (de onde vêm os doadores de fígado...) fizeram-na olhar adiante e questionar: Poderíamos transplantar células ao invés de órgãos completos? Na Conferência INK ela fala sobre suas novas pesquisas, descobrindo células terapêuticas em alguns lugares surpreendentes.

A surgical pioneer in Singapore, Susan Lim is a researcher and entrepreneur. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Paulo Melillo
Reviewed by Fers Gruendling
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