London 'bio-hackers' catching the eye of professionals
A group of amateur scientists from east London have scoured internet auction sites to create their own make-shift laboratory in a cupboard where they carry out experiments - mainly on themselves.
They call themselves "bio-hackers", non-institutional science and technology developers, and they have started to attract interest from professional scientists.
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