Synthego Awards Synthetic sgRNA Grant to University of Freiburg for CRISPR Research in GermanyMarketwired (press release)The University of Freiburg, selected for its research in AD-HIES, a rare immunodeficiency disorder, was one of eight institutions c… Continue reading
Stem cells limited to research in JordanZawyaA researcher uses a microscope during a photo call at an aseptic room of the FCB-Pharmicell laboratory in Seongnam, near Seoul, June 28, 2011. South Korea all but put stem cell research into the deep freeze … Continue reading
ZawyaStem cells limited to research in JordanZawyaA researcher uses a microscope during a photo call at an aseptic room of the FCB-Pharmicell laboratory in Seongnam, near Seoul, June 28, 2011. South Korea all but put stem cell research into the deep fr… Continue reading
Sarasota Herald-Tribune |
IT’S A START: Newly approved gene therapy may help 4 percent of cancer patients
Sarasota Herald-Tribune The oncologist was blunt: Stefanie Joho’s colon cancer was raging out of control and there was nothing more she could do. Flanked by her parents and sister, the 23-year-old felt something wet on her shoulder. She looked up to see her father weeping. |
Current in Westfield |
Mice with ALS improve with stem cell therapy
News Chief TAMPA — Researchers at the University of South Florida show in a new study that bone marrow stem cell transplants helped improve motor functions and nervous system conditions in mice with the disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) by repairing … New way to convert stem cells leaves no extra DNAFuturity: Research News Column: Stem Cell Therapy – A medical revolutionCurrent in Westfield Reader’s view: Stem cell treatments can make a differenceMidland Daily News Newswise (press release) –Today’s Medical Developments –BSA bureau (press release) all 11 news articles » |
Deccan Chronicle |
Doctors discover new kind of gene therapy to cure blood cancer
Deccan Chronicle Chicago: Doctors are reporting unprecedented success from a new kind of cell and gene therapy for multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that’s on the rise. Although it’s early and the study is small, 35 people, every patient responded to treatment and all … |