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Rebuilding brains

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Rebuilding brains

*Saturday, June 16, 2012. * The computer screen on the desk at the

University of South Florida shows a smattering of multicolored dots.

A mass of green ones clusters at the bottom of the image, which shows

the brain of a research rat. But here and there, several of the dots

seem to be moving up, migrating to an area of the brain that has been

damaged.

These green dots represent stem cells, the kind that exist naturally

deep inside the brain and have the ability to transform themselves into

healthy brain cells....