Crispr Creator Jennifer Doudna on the Promises—and Pitfalls—of Easy Genetic Modification – WIRED
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Crispr Creator Jennifer Doudna on the Promises—and Pitfalls—of Easy Genetic Modification
WIRED For $150, you can buy a Crispr kit online and use it to engineer heartier gut bacteria in your kitchen. That’s thrilling, but the technology is giving Jennifer Doudna, an inventor of the gene-editing method, nightmares. Easy genetic modification could … |
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Stem cells can be encouraged to sprout by changing the surface of the plastic growth substrate
Phys.Org The Swinburne group also recently collaborated with the Stem Cells Australia network to develop a new, relatively cheap and time-efficient method to regress mature cells to stem cell form. A particular crystal pattern was laid down on the polystyrene … Lab-Grown Blood Stem Cells Produced At LastScientific American Scientists get closer to making personalized blood cells by using patients’ own stem cellsLos Angeles Times Stem cell breakthroughs bring unlimited supply of lab-made blood closerNew Atlas New Scientist –The Scientist –Telegraph.co.uk all 27 news articles » |
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Stem cells can be encouraged to sprout by changing the surface of the plastic growth substrate
Phys.Org The Swinburne group also recently collaborated with the Stem Cells Australia network to develop a new, relatively cheap and time-efficient method to regress mature cells to stem cell form. A particular crystal pattern was laid down on the polystyrene … Lab-Grown Blood Stem Cells Produced At LastScientific American Scientists get closer to making personalized blood cells by using patients’ own stem cellsLos Angeles Times Stem cell breakthroughs bring unlimited supply of lab-made blood closerNew Atlas New Scientist –The Scientist –Telegraph.co.uk all 27 news articles » |
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Lab-Grown Blood Stem Cells Produced at Last
Scientific American One team, led by stem–cell biologist George Daley of Boston Children’s Hospital in Massachusetts, created human cells that act like blood stem cells, although they are not identical to those found in nature. A second team, led by stem–cell biologist … Stem cells can be encouraged to sprout by changing the surface of the plastic growth substratePhys.Org Scientists get closer to making personalized blood cells by using patients’ own stem cellsLos Angeles Times Stem cell breakthroughs bring unlimited supply of lab-made blood closerNew Atlas New Scientist –The Scientist –Telegraph.co.uk all 28 news articles » |