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Changes To Embryonic Stem Cells Caused By Down Syndrome Revealed
in Science News of the WORK PSYCHOLOGY AND PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT forum: Scientists investigating the mechanisms of Down syndrome have revealed the earliest developmental changes in embryonic stem cells caused by an extra copy of human chromosome 21 -- the aberrant inheritance of ...

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Changes To Embryonic Stem Cells Caused By Down Syndrome Revealed

Scientists investigating the mechanisms of Down syndrome have revealed the earliest developmental changes in embryonic stem cells caused by an extra copy of human chromosome 21 -- the aberrant inheritance of which results in the condition.

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