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Ann Tsukamoto (Ann Tsukamoto, born July 6, 1952), is an American female inventor, scientist and stem cell scholar. In 1991, Tsukamoto and her colleagues Charles Baum, Irving Weissman, Ashley Buckle, and Bruno Peault successfully identified and isolated hematopoietic stem cells for the first time.
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