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New stem cell model valuable tool for studying Andersen’s syndrome – Medical Xpress

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2016-02-01

Medical Xpress

New stem cell model valuable tool for studying Andersen’s syndrome
Medical Xpress
Successful reprogramming of muscle cells derived from biopsies of patients with Andersen’s syndrome (AS) led to the formation of induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells that can serve as a valuable model for understanding the cause of this rare disorder

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2016-02-01

EurekAlert (press release)

New stem cell model valuable tool for studying Andersen’s syndrome
EurekAlert (press release)
New Rochelle, NY, February 1, 2016–Successful reprogramming of muscle cells derived from biopsies of patients with Andersen’s syndrome (AS) led to the formation of induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells that can serve as a valuable model for

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2016-02-01

E&T magazine

Stem cell plasters speed up skin healing
E&T magazine
When applied to a plaster, the cells could help people suffering from various skin ailments by increasing the rate at which the skin repairs itself. Che Connon, professor of tissue engineering at Newcastle University, said: “The stem cells are
Newcastle University scientists use seaweed extract to develop ‘Stem-gell’ bandage for wound healingNews-Medical.net

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2016-02-01

The Herald-News

Stem cells regenerate bone, muscle, tissue
The Herald-News
Within 15 minutes, a patient with arthritic knees or a partially torn shoulder rotator cuff can be injected with amniotic stem cells, and begin the healing process that’s more than three times faster than standardized care, explains Dr. Frank Ostir

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2016-01-31

Counsel & Heal

New Breakthrough in Stem Cell Could Put an end to Insulin Injections Required by Diabetic Patients
Counsel & Heal
MIT and Harvard researchers used insulin producing cells to restore the function of insulin in mice for a long period. In 2014, the same team of researchers used stem cells to create large quantities of beta cells that produce insulin. Now these cells
Harvard, MIT say ‘cure’ for Type 1 diabetes closer to realityDaily News & Analysis

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2016-01-31

Waterloo Record

Stem cell clinic for Kitchener girl exceeds target
Waterloo Record
KITCHENER — A clinic held Saturday to search for a stem cell match for a nine-year-old Kitchener girl has exceeded expectations. Nine-year-old Nishka Patel has aplastic anemia, a rare condition that occurs when the body stops producing blood cells …