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Balkrishan Ganpatrao MatapurkarHindi: डा. बालक्रिशन गणपतराव मातापुरकर is an Indian medical researcher and multi-lingual poet. He first defined the term "organ regeneration" and was awarded a US patent on adult stem cells used for organ regeneration.^[1]