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Scientists are editing the genes of gutbacteria in mice
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Researchers have found a hormone that helps build up bones in mice and make them stronger when producing milk. They injected the hormone into injured mice, and they found that it helped them heal faster. They hoped that injecting this hormone into injured mice helped their bones heal faster, and will help treat osteoporosis in humans.
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