Airmen in your community: Stem cells cultivate new familyArizona Daily Star (blog)2013-10-21T00:00:00Z Airmen in your community: Stem cells cultivate new familyAirman 1st Class Betty R. Chevalier 355th Fighter Wing Public Affairs Arizona Daily Star. 1 minute ago • Airman 1st Class Betty R. Chevalier 355th Fighter Wing Public Affairs. …read more &nbs… Continue reading
Brno scientists make a major breakthrough in stem cell researchPrague Daily MonitorBrno, Oct 18 (CTK) – Scientists from Czech Masaryk University have uncovered an enzyme that is decisive for the future role of stem cells in the early stage of man’s development that can be used in the future in the preparation of effective curative … Continue reading
The New Indian ExpressCalling for more collaboration between India and Japan, Consul General of Japan Masanori Nakano expressed his hopes of the two countries working closely together in the field of biotechnology and stem cells. He was speaking at the eighth anniversary … …read more &nbs… Continue reading
Science Daily (press release)Oct. 20, 2013 — Scientists report in Nature they have found a novel and unexpected molecular switch that could become a key to slowing some of the ravages of getting older as it prompts blood stem cells to age.Researchers delay aging through blood stem cell manipulationExaminer.com all 3 news articles …read more &nbs… Continue reading
Science CodexScientists report in Nature they have found a novel and unexpected molecular switch that could become a key to slowing some of the ravages of getting older as it prompts blood stem cells to age. The study is expected to help in the search for …Scientists find unexpected molecular switch that prompts blood stem … Continue reading
Researchers delay aging through blood stem cell manipulationExaminer.comThe increase in Wnt5a in aged blood stem cells produced an increase in another protein called Cdc42 (cell division control protein 42) that has previously been shown to be critical to blood stem cell aging. Eliminating Cdc42 in mice reduced the rate of … …read more &nbs… Continue reading
UC BerkeleyPluripotent stem cells, created from human skin or mouse ear tissue, are shown here developing into neurons. Cell nuclei are shown in blue, and the red highlights a type of filament protein expressed in nerve cells. (Image courtesy of Song Li’s Lab). …read more &nbs… Continue reading
Blood stem cells age at the unexpected flip of a molecular switchMedical XpressScientists report in Nature they have found a novel and unexpected molecular switch that could become a key to slowing some of the ravages of getting older as it prompts blood stem cells to age. The study is expected to help in the … Continue reading