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Nature, 2002, vol. 417, issue 6884, 10-11

Abstract: Some people's blood contains cells from a sibling. Others are two individuals rolled into one. Yet more carry a distinct mutation in only parts of their bodies. Helen Pearson investigates chimaerism and mosaicism.

Date: 2002
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