The study has successfully surmounted a significant obstacle in the production of human blood stem cells.
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New research by scientists at the University of Pretoria (UP) has shown that pulse oximeters, originally designed for humans, can be used more effectively to monitor the blood oxygen levels of rhinoceroses who are under anaesthesia and immobilised – by attaching them at an unusual site: the rhino’s ‘third eyelid’.... The post UP researchers discover optimum way to monitor blood oxygen levels in immobilised rhino, boosting efforts to combat poaching appeared first on Social TV.
The study has successfully surmounted a significant obstacle in the production of human blood stem cells.
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HIG's balance sheet strength enables it to make shareholder value-boosting efforts.
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