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DescriptionLeonard Hayflick removes human vaccine cells from a "steaming" tank of liquid nitrogen.jpg
English: "Dr. Leonard Hayflick, a 44-year-old medical microbiologist at Stanford University, removes human vaccine cells from a "steaming" tank of liquid nitrogen where they are kept in cultivation [sic]. The human cells are thawed and brought back to "life" again. Within the next few months they will replace the use of animal cells, resulting in cheaper and better vaccines for polio, mumps, etc."
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Dr. Leonard Hayflick, a 44-year-old medical microbiologist at Stanford University, removes human vaccine cells from a "steaming" tank of liquid nitrogen
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