Stem cell cure for diabetes a reality: Study – Times of India
Times of India |
Stem cell cure for diabetes a reality: Study
Times of India BOSTON: Diabetes may soon be cured after scientists have managed to halt the condition in mice for six months, thanks to the use of insulin-producing cells that had been generated from human stem cells. Experts from US hospitals and institutions … New stem cell treatment could ‘cure’ type 1 diabetesEngadget Cure for type 1 diabetes a step closerCNBC Potential diabetes treatment advancesHarvard Gazette MicroCap Observer –Daily Mail all 197 news articles » |
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Stem cell research offers explanation for developmental disease
Duke Chronicle 7 in the neuroscience journal Neuron, a group of Duke researchers found that stem cells that experience a delay during mitosis—the stage of the cell cycle in which a cell divides into two—produce fewer stem cells and more differentiated neurons, many … |
OCRegister |
Cal State Fullerton gets $3 million grant to help in stem cell research
OCRegister FULLERTON – Cal State Fullerton has won a $3 million grant to continue training the next generation of scientists on stem cell research. The award from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine will help the university continue its scholar … R3 Stem Cell Now Offering Nationwide Pay for Performance Regenerative Medicine Marketing ProgramsPress Release Rocket Sac State gets grant for stem cell researchCentral Valley Business Times The making of a scientist — Stanford’s Irv Weissman under the Big SkyScope (blog) Orange County Business Journal all 6 news articles » |
Vail Daily News |
Third-annual Vail Symposium stem cell event focuses on emerging therapies
Vail Daily News Stem–cell therapy has made big leaps in recent years, thanks to the discovery of reprogramming. In 2006, a Japanese scientist discovered that he could reprogram adult skin cells to return to an embryonic state — meaning that they turned into cells … |
Gizmodo |
Stem Cell Breakthrough Could Put an End to Daily Insulin Injections for Diabetics
Gizmodo Researchers at MIT and Harvard have used insulin-producing cells to restore insulin function in mice for an extended period. Back in 2014, the same group used stem cells to create insulin-producing beta cells in large quantities. Now, they’ve taken … Cell therapy in protective bubble offers hope for diabetes fixSTAT Encapsulated Human Islet Cells Can Normalize Blood Sugar Levels in MiceNewswise (press release) No more insulin injections?MIT News Daily Mail –PharmiWeb.com (press release) all 56 news articles » |
Nature.com |
Long-term glycemic control using polymer-encapsulated human stem cell–derived beta cells in immune-competent mice
Nature.com The latter concern may be addressed by recently described glucose-responsive mature beta cells that are derived from human embryonic stem cells (referred to as SC-β cells), which may represent an unlimited source of human cells for pancreas replacement … |