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Montpellier win Ligue 1 title Rejuvenating skin cells is almost a century old, first accomplished by pioneering scientific researchers in Montpellier. It was always believed that when the life cycle of a cell came to an end, it could no longer proliferate.
Now, by using regenerated cells with no trace of aging, along with a cocktail of six different genes, scientist have done the impossible and renewed cells once more.
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