Technology NetworksFine-tuning CRISPR to Create Popular Mouse ModelsTechnology NetworksCRISPR has built a tremendous amount of excitement in the scientific community since 2013. Though it can be used to create simple gene-disrupted animal models, it is… Continue reading
The Christian Institute |
Kladej Voravongsuk
The Christian Institute A ‘sticking plaster’ made from adult stem cells could be a significant step towards combatting heart failure, scientists say. Researchers discovered that stem cells taken from a patient’s thigh and transplanted onto the heart led to improved heart … |
The Conversation UK |
Stem cells show promise – but they also have a darker side
The Conversation UK Everyone seems to be excited about stem cells. Their excellent promise as a treatment for a range of diseases and injuries mean almost guaranteed coverage for research. While some types of stem cells are already being used in treatment – for treating … |
Futurism |
Scientists Are Using CRISPR To “Program” Living Cells – Futurism
Futurism Scientists from the University of Washington have constructed digital logic gates in living cells. Though they’re not the first to do so, the researchers’ living … |
Financial Times |
Investment is in the blood for stem cell futurists
Financial Times Mothercare vouchers and ear plugs might have been requested, but competitive offers on storing the stem cells derived from a newborn’s umbilical cord blood weren’t high up our family’s wish list. But over the nearly two decades (yes, I’m that old … |
ABC Local |
3D cell printer tipped to be ‘game changer’ in preventing osteoarthritis
ABC Local The Aikenhead Centre for Medical Discovery based at St Vincent’s Hospital in Melbourne has developed the Biopen, a 3D printer pen filled with stem cell “ink” which has successfully been tested on sheep to repair knee injuries. Orthopaedic surgeon … |