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Stem cells flight may save a life – Shanghai Daily (subscription)

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2017-05-25 NEWS

Shanghai Daily (subscription)

Stem cells flight may save a life
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
A dying German woman has been given the chance of staying alive by a Chinese resident’s stem cells donation. Shanghai airport opened a green channel for the airlift on Tuesday of the hematopoietic stem cells from the city to Germany. The airport’s

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2017-05-25 NEWS

Shanghai Daily (subscription)

Stem cells flight may save a life
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
A dying German woman has been given the chance of staying alive by a Chinese resident’s stem cells donation. Shanghai airport opened a green channel for the airlift on Tuesday of the hematopoietic stem cells from the city to Germany. The airport’s

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2017-05-25 NEWS

3DPrint.com

Australian Surgeons Successfully Use 3D Stem Cell BioPen to Draw Knee Cartilage into Sheep, Ready for …
3DPrint.com
Growth factors will actually spur the stem cells to grow into the exact kind of tissue that’s necessary – for now, it’s knee cartilage. Then, an ultraviolet light, affixed to the pen, dries the ink mixture on contact so surgeons can fill in the damaged

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2017-05-25 NEWS

R & D Magazine

New baldness cause accidentally discovered by scientists could lead to hair loss treatment
The Independent
Previously it was thought that stem cells cause hairs to regrow after they fall out, but the team discovered that this only happens if Tregs are present. One of the scientists, Professor Michael Rosenblum, an immunologist and dermatologist at
T-Cells Could Be Triggers for Hair GrowthR & D Magazine
Cure for baldness could be possible after researchers find new clue in cellsTelegraph.co.uk
Baldness cure? Scientists ‘discover new way of triggering hair growth’Express.co.uk
Medical Xpress –WebMD
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2017-05-25 NEWS

The Economist

Synthetic biology: “Disco bacteria” could churn out drugs and useful …
The Economist
THE central idea of synthetic biology is that living cells can be programmed in the same way that computers can, in order to make them do things and produce …

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