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Explore the revolutionary bacteriogenic approach to creating artificial cells using bacteria as microscopic construction sites and its implications for medicine and biotechnology.
Exploring the promising anticancer potential of Oxime, a modified estrogen derivative that targets microtubules in cancer cells.
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