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finding:anthrobots-formed-from-human-tracheal-cells-aggregate-on-neuron-culture-wounds-and-induce-healing-across-the-gapAnthrobots formed from human tracheal cells aggregate on neuron-culture wounds and induce healing across the gap
Cited (Gumuskaya et al. 2024) as evidence that genetically-normal human cells can exhibit unselected functional behaviors.
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