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professor bob tranquillo is leading the research taking place inside this lab for tissue engineering. in this container, they are growing tubes of tissues that can potentially replace a defective heart valve in a young child. "our material can be a living tissue that can heal itself, repair itself and for pediatric patients grow with the patients." if the device is approved by the f- d-a .. it could reduce the number of surgeries children face. the jenson family wants to see a shift in the way doctors treat pediatric patients like their son ... for now, hope and healing lives in this container ... seeing your son or daughter have to go through surgeries like that. and to lessen the number that they have would be a wonderful thing for people around the world" the research is funded by the university of minnesota medical school and the national institutes of health. we'll see a few peeks of sunshine for today, although most of the day will remain mostly cloudy. a few flurries will be possible this evening and early friday, but accumulation is unlikely. temperatures will be a bit milder