Phys.OrgScientists generate a new type of human stem cell that has half a genomePhys.OrgPrevious efforts to generate embryonic stem cells using human egg cells had resulted in diploid stem cells. In this study, the scientists triggered unfertilized hum… Continue reading
STAT |
Olympic swimmer Jason Lezak makes a splash for stem cell research
STAT Scientists seeking $4.5 million to study a new kind of stem cell therapy for tendon and ligament injuries find out on Wednesday if their proposal will receive funding, and they’ve got an unlikely cheerleader standing on the sidelines: US Olympic gold … |
STAT |
Olympic swimmer Jason Lezak makes a splash for stem cell research
STAT Scientists seeking $4.5 million to study a new kind of stem cell therapy for tendon and ligament injuries find out on Wednesday if their proposal will receive funding, and they’ve got an unlikely cheerleader standing on the sidelines: US Olympic gold … |
News-Medical.net |
Neural stem cells from T cell-derived iPSCs provide neurological disease model
News-Medical.net Researchers in Japan report that neural stem cells derived from readily available T cell-derived iPSCs provide a neurological disease model when cultured in a novel protocol developed by them. The findings are important for the treatment of Parkinson’s … |
News-Medical.net |
Neural stem cells from T cell-derived iPSCs provide neurological disease model
News-Medical.net Researchers in Japan report that neural stem cells derived from readily available T cell-derived iPSCs provide a neurological disease model when cultured in a novel protocol developed by them. The findings are important for the treatment of Parkinson’s … |
Anti Aging News |
Adult Stem Cell Treatment Reverses Multiple Sclerosis in Trial
Anti Aging News The U.K. press is reporting encouraging results for the use of adult stem cells to treat multiple sclerosis (MS). “Remarkable” and “miraculous” are descriptions from some of the doctors who treated the patients, made detailed examinations of their … |
Nature.com |
High-fat diet influences intestinal stem cell biology
Nature.com A high-fat diet (HFD) can influence intestinal stem cell (ISC) biology and tumorigenesis, according to new experimental data. The findings provide possible underlying mechanisms to the cellular origins of dysplasia in HFD-induced obesity. “Over the … |