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Melbourne to welcome leaders in stem cell research in 2018 – Conference and Meetings World (press release)

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2015-11-09

Conference and Meetings World (press release)

Melbourne to welcome leaders in stem cell research in 2018
Conference and Meetings World (press release)
The world’s leading stem cell researchers have Melbourne as the place to exchange knowledge and share best practice. Victoria is the Australian national leader for stem cell research, with its win of the 16th Annual Meeting of the International Society

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2015-11-09

Biotechin.Asia

Scientists have found a way to 3D-print embryonic stem cell ‘building blocks’
ScienceAlert
Pluripotent cells are great, but they can be difficult to steer into growing the way you want. Now scientists have found a new way to create 3D-printed ‘building blocks’ of embryonic stem cells (ESCs), which could be used for growing micro-organs
3D-printed highly uniform embryonic stem cells as building blocks of lifeBiotechin.Asia
New 3D Printing Method Produces Uniform Blocks of Embryonic Stem CellsLifeboat Foundation (blog)

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2015-11-08

The National

Hype over hope: selling the stem cell dream
The National
True, research is continuing around the world into possible benefits of stem cell treatments, as it has for decades. A search of Pubmed, the US National Library’s online repository of global biomedical research, shows that in the past year more than 11
The Miami Stem Cell Treatment Center Announces Adult Stem Cell Public Seminars PR Web (press release)
Cell therapy for heart repairBiotechin.Asia
New discovery changes everything we know about how blood is madeScienceAlert
The Hindu –The Hans India
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2015-11-08

Philly.com

Study: ‘Half match’ stem cell transplants may equal full match
Philly.com
Diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia in 2007, the Hamilton Square, N.J., woman waited anxiously as the staff at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital tested her relatives as possible matches for a life-saving stem cell transplant. Six brothers and