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Browse: Growing a Human Heart, One Embryonic Cell at a Time	Browse: Vampire Bat Venom Could Reduce Blood Pressure by: Stephen Luntz Vampire bats could be good for the heart, with their venom showing potential against high blood pressure, according to research published in the Journal of Proteomics by A/Prof Bryan Fry of the University of Queensland.
Browse: Fatty Maternal Diet Changes Newborn Heart’s “Taste Buds”

Australasian Science July/August 2019

Browse: Growing a Human Heart, One Embryonic Cell at a Time

Browse: Vampire Bat Venom Could Reduce Blood Pressure

by: Stephen Luntz

Vampire bats could be good for the heart, with their venom showing potential against high blood pressure, according to research published in the Journal of Proteomics by A/Prof Bryan Fry of the University of Queensland.

Browse: Fatty Maternal Diet Changes Newborn Heart’s “Taste Buds”

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