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These are embryonic stem cells that have experienced a mild rotary motion (or shaking). Note that they are much more uniform and plentiful than stems cells grown in still conditions. Credit: Todd McDevitt/Georgia Tech/Emory U.

These are embryonic stem cells that have experienced a mild rotary motion (or shaking). Note that they are much more uniform and plentiful than stems cells grown in still conditions. Credit: Todd McDevitt/Georgia Tech/Emory U.

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