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Stem cell research is being used in South Africa to develop "disease in the dish" models that fix a gene mutation that results in night blindness, tunnel vision and eventually blindness. If the research pans out, the mutations can be fixed in a process called gene editing, which take place in stem cells derived from the patient's skin. These stem cells are turned into the tissue compromised in disease, which in this case is the retina of the eye.
Wearables have come a long way since the Casio Databank watch debuted in the 1980s. These days, our wearables remind us to get moving, let us pay for purchases without a wallet, and help us stay in touch through emails, texts, and calls – is it any surprise that the tennis industry is also bursting with sensors, watches and other gadgets that allow us to gather, record and review copious amounts of information about our performance?
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