OCRegisterCSUF stem cell research training progresses with another $3 million grantOCRegisterQuestions being studied by stem cell researchers include: How do you generate sufficient quantities of cells? How do you differentiate the cells into the desir… Continue reading
OCRegisterCSUF stem cell research training progresses with another $3 million grantOCRegisterQuestions being studied by stem cell researchers include: How do you generate sufficient quantities of cells? How do you differentiate the cells into the desir… Continue reading
New research clarifies how stem cells get activated to produce new hair Rockefeller UniversityEurekAlert (press release)Adult stem cells provide the body with a reservoir from which damaged or used up tissues can be replenished. In organs like the inte… Continue reading
HealthCanal.com (press release) (blog)Stem cell gene therapy could be key to treating Duchenne muscular dystrophyHealthCanal.com (press release) (blog)Scientists at the UCLA Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research an… Continue reading
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Story on stem–cell treatment appreciated
Sentinel-Tribune Thank you so much to the Sentinel-Tribune and Debbie Rogers for the wonderfully informative article about our children, Rich and Julie Amos and Julie’s stem–cell treatment (using her own stem–cells) to stop her quickly-progressing MS. Julie is … |
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Research shows stem cell infusion could be effective for most common type of heart failure
Science Codex Marbán, an international leader in cardiac stem cell research, led the Cedars-Sinai team that completed the world’s first cardiac stem cell infusion in 2009. Results from that clinical trial, published in The Lancet, showed that stem cells could … |
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High-Fat Diet Linked to Intestinal Stem Cell Changes, Increased Risk for Cancer
Newswise (press release) The study of mice suggests that a high-fat diet drives a population boom of intestinal stem cells and also generates a pool of other cells that behave like stem cells — that is, they can reproduce themselves indefinitely and differentiate into other … Stem cells: Dietary fat promotes intestinal dysregulationNature.com Fatty foods cause ‘boom in cells which can turn into cancerous tumours’Daily Mail How diet influences colon cancerThe MIT Tech Medical Xpress all 8 news articles » |