Water vapor goes through my skin.

水蒸气会穿过我的皮肤。

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If you take cells from my skin and disperse them and we'll talk about ways to do that next time, and you try to maintain them in a beaker.

如果从我的皮肤上取出些细胞,并消化它们,具体做法下节课讲,并把它们培养在烧杯里

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Well, it would be useful because if I could take cells from the skin, find stem cells in the skin and then de-differentiate them so that they were now capable of becoming liver, or brain, or things that they're not going to become in their normal site, then that could be a very powerful tool for medicine.

这是因为,如果我能取一些皮肤细胞,找一些皮肤干细胞,并将它们去分化,那它们就能分化成肝脏,大脑或其他一些,它们原本分化不出来的细胞,这可以成为一个医学利器

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If you looked at cells in my pancreas and cells in my brain, and cells in my skin they all have the same DNA.

我的胰腺细胞,脑细胞,和皮肤细胞的DNA都相同

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One way I could try to find the gene for human insulin is to take any cells from any of us, skin cells let's say, and I could identify where on the chromosomal DNA that insulin is likely to occur.

我能找到胰岛素基因的一个方法,是从任意一个人身上任意取一些细胞,比如说皮肤细胞,并且我知道胰岛素基因,可能出现在染色体DNA的哪一部分

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