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No uterus, no problem: Mouse embryos grown in bottles form organs and limbs

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Many people who die of COVID-19 have the virus in their hearts

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Science Magazine

Vol 371, Issue 6534
12 March 2021

In Brief

News at a glance

In Depth

Coronavirus sequence trove sparks frustration

By Meredith WadmanMar. 12, 2021
As vaccine surpluses loom, donation plans urged

By Jon Cohen, Kai KupferschmidtMar. 12, 2021
Ancient Earth was a water world

By Paul VoosenMar. 12, 2021
Giant detectors could hear murmurs from across universe

By Adrian ChoMar. 12, 2021
Magnet tests kick off bid for net fusion energy

By Daniel CleryMar. 12, 2021

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