How Frog Embryos Landed a Scientist in ICE Detention

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  Hi. Yes, hello.

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  Ksenia, thank you so much for taking the time to chat with us again.

• 00:15

  My name is Jess.

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  Appreciate you doing this.

• 00:18

  It sounds like it's pretty crazy over there.

• 00:20

  How are you?

• 00:22

  Yeah, hello.

• 00:23

  Hello, hello.

• 00:24

  I'm fine.

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  I mean, as much as I can.

• 00:29

  That's Ksenia Petrova.

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  She's a scientist at Harvard Medical School,

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  studying how cells in the human body rejuvenate themselves.

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  But right now, Ksenia is trapped.

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  Instead of calling from her lab in Massachusetts,

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  she's calling from an immigration detention center in Louisiana.

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  You said you're in your dorm?

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  I spoke with Ksenia over a video call.

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  She was in a big room made of metal and concrete, filled with rows of bunk beds.

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  Behind Ksenia, I could just make out dozens of people milling around,

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