IUPUI NewsroomIUPUI researchers use stem cells to identify cellular processes related to glaucomaIUPUI NewsroomINDIANAPOLIS — Using stem cells derived from human skin cells, researchers led by assistant professor of biology Jason Meyer, along with gra… Continue reading
In-Cyprus (press release) (subscription) (blog)Cypriot studying stem cell heart benefitsIn-Cyprus (press release) (subscription) (blog)A UK-based Cypriot researcher is at the forefront of global research into the use of stem cells in remedying the effe… Continue reading
EurekAlert (press release)A quartet of genes controls growth of blood stem cells Lund UniversityEurekAlert (press release)An important element in getting blood stem cells to multiply outside the body is to understand which of the approximately 20 000 g… Continue reading
Science 2.0Researchers Track Neural Stem Cells By Coloring Chicken Eggs From The InsideScience 2.0Athens, Ga. – An overwhelming number of researchers still struggle within the black hole of the effectiveness and safety of stem cell therapy for neurolog… Continue reading
EurekAlert (press release)Eraser drug makes stem cells embryonic againFuturity: Research NewsIf you want to harness the full power of stem cells, all you might need is an eraser. Not an ordinary eraser, of course. More of a drug, really. But if you use… Continue reading
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Early stem cell donations are ‘like calculus’
Minnesota Public Radio News Not many teenagers are willing to get up before sunrise, but this day was something special. Eighteen-year-old Jonah Amundsen and his mother, Melissa, were to spend it at a donation location, so Jonah could give his peripheral blood stem cells to a … |
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Researchers track neural stem cells by coloring chicken eggs from the inside
Phys.Org “The unknown is that big ‘black box’ when people inject neural stem cells and have no idea where they go, or what they do-it’s pretty invasive and inaccurate,” said Steven Stice, a Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar and director of the … |
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Researchers track neural stem cells by coloring chicken eggs from the inside
Phys.Org “The unknown is that big ‘black box’ when people inject neural stem cells and have no idea where they go, or what they do-it’s pretty invasive and inaccurate,” said Steven Stice, a Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar and director of the … |