Cells are more resilient to environmental changes than previously thought

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May 6, 2021, 2:00 pm650 ptsHot
Cells are more resilient to environmental perturbations than previously thought, Toronto researchers have found. The finding will enable scientists to translate observations of the effects of drugs or mutations on cells grown in a lab setting as they seek to gain a better understanding of cellular function and…

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