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Patient’s own mitochondria injected into eyes in attempt to restore vision
A microscope image of a mitochondrion, artificially coloured in green and red.
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A microscope image of a mitochondrion, artificially coloured in green and red. The organelles were extracted for a retinal transplant from the person’s own leg muscles. R. Porter/SPL Scientists have extracted mitochondria from a woman’s leg muscles and injected them into the vitreous fluid of her eyes in an attempt to treat severe blindness.
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