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Susan Solomon: 幹細胞研究所承諾的未來

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Sep 2012TEDGlobal 2012
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蘇珊·所羅門 將幹細胞稱作身體內的修補工具, 並且主張利用實驗室]產製的幹細胞系列進行研究. 他的團隊發展出 培育多功能幹細胞系列的方法, 建構了可以加速藥物研發的測試平台, 可能帶動未來個人化製義與治療的發展, 不僅僅是針對特定的疾病, 而且還能針對特定的個人.

Susan Solomon enables support for human stem cell research, aiming to cure major diseases and empower more personalized medicine. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Yu-Sheng Lin
Reviewed by Yuguo Zhang
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