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Illustration of a human ear.
One opening looks like a human ear.
In another, a soldier grows a human ear on his chest.
One day I brought a human ear out; it was all black, the medical students had been at it.
In the early 90's, a team of scientists found a way to grow on a mouse's back bovine cells in the shape of a human ear.
In the mid-nineties, he released a picture of a mouse with what appeared to be a human ear growing from its back.
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The PLA/PGA scaffold was then fabricated into a human ear-shape mirror-symmetrical to a normal ear by pressing the scaffold in the ear negative molds, which were fabricated by the computer aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technique according to the CT scan data from the normal ear.
Most importantly, a human-ear-shaped cartilaginous tissue with delicate structure and proper elasticity was successfully constructed by seeding the mixed cells (MCs and BMSCs) into the pre-shaped biodegradable ear-scaffold followed by 12 weeks of subcutaneous implantation in nude mouse.
The second idea was an image of a severed, human ear lying in a field.
His science was behind the popular Internet download a few years back of a new human ear grown onto the back of a mouse, a photo that turned the collective stomach of a public still queasy about biotechnology.
But then he's playing an innocent small-town teenager who sets out to investigate a local mystery involving a severed human ear.
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