Biomedical engineers at UNT aim to make autism testing better, faster and more affordable
At the University of North Texas’ Discovery Park, biomedical engineering assistant professor Moo-Yeal Lee researches and tests the reproduction of human tissue using stem cells including brain, liver, intestinal and heart tissues.
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