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Scientists Develop "Heart on a Chip"
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March 12, 2016
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2:02Now PlayingIt looks like a microchip. But Canadian scientists have found a way to grow swatches of living heart tissue containing muscle and "blood vessels” that beat rhythmically like a real heart.
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