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A team at Northwestern University has come up with the term dancing molecules’ to describe an invention of synthetic nanofibers which they say have the potential to quicken the regeneration of cartilage damage beyond what our body is capable of.
The treatment activated the gene expression necessary to regenerate cartilage within just four hours .
And, after only three days , the human cells produced protein components needed for cartilage regeneration, something humans can’t do in adulthood.
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