The Biological Clock Regulating Skin Stem Cell Metabolism – Science 2.0
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The Biological Clock Regulating Skin Stem Cell Metabolism
Science 2.0 A study of circadian rhythms in skin stem cells finds that this biological clock plays a key role in coordinating daily metabolic cycles and cell division. The paper shows how the body’s intrinsic day-night cycles protect and nurture stem cell … Circadian Rhythms Regulate Skin Stem Cell Metabolism, ExpansionSleep Review |
Healthline |
Most MS Patients Who Received Stem Cell Transplants Still in Remission 3 …
Healthline Three years after the stem cell study HALT-MS began, many of the multiple sclerosis (MS) patients who took part are still in remission. The phase 2 study has demonstrated impressive results by rebuilding the immune system using a patient’s own stem cells. |
Healthline |
Most MS Patients Who Received Stem Cell Transplants Still in Remission 3 …
Healthline Most of the multiple sclerosis (MS) patients who took part in the cutting-edge stem cell study HALT-MS are still in remission years later. The phase 2 study has demonstrated impressive results by rebuilding the immune system using a patient’s own stem … |
Regulatory Focus |
EU’s First Stem Cell Treatment Recommended by EMA
Regulatory Focus A major milestone in stem cell therapy was reached in December 2014 when a European Medicines Agency (EMA) committee recommended the conditional approval of Holoclar, the first stem–cell product to be recommended for approval in the EU. |
Regulatory Focus |
EU’s First Stem Cell Treatment Recommended by EMA
Regulatory Focus A major milestone in stem cell therapy was reached in December 2014 when a European Medicines Agency (EMA) committee recommended the conditional approval of Holoclar, the first stem–cell product to be recommended for approval in the EU. |
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StemBioSys CEO to present at San Francisco biotech conference
San Antonio Business Journal StemBioSys’ Hutchens will have an opportunity to present the San Antonio-based biomedical company’s work in advanced stem cell technologies to investors and pharmaceutical executives. StemBioSys, a privately held company, is gaining traction in the … |
Bioscience Technology |
Mystery Lingers Over STAP “Acid Bath” Stem Cells
Bioscience Technology Embryo made from stressed stem cells. (Source: RIKEN)An investigatory panel hired by the Riken Institute in Toyko, Japan recently issued reports finding that STAP “acid bath” stem cells were, in the main, simply garden-variety embryonic stem (ES) cell … |
