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Update: Pork Grown in Dutch Lab

Posted on December 7th, 2009 by axb

Three pigs

In a timely update to our last featured story, Where’s the Turkey, Dutch scientists have reportedly succeeded in growing pork in a lab for the first time. [PopSci]

Filed under: Agricultural, Biomedical, e-News

Tags: Agricultural, Biomedical

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