Scientists grow functional kidney organoid from stem cells – Ars Technica
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Scientists grow functional kidney organoid from stem cells
Ars Technica Many individuals die waiting for an organ transplant because a match can’t be found. Research on stem cells—a type of cell that is able to transform into nearly any cell type—has raised hopes of treating organ failure. Researchers envision using … |
Multiple Sclerosis News Today |
The Future of Stem Cell Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis Patients Relies on …
Multiple Sclerosis News Today Among the different therapeutic approaches being explored for treating MS, adult stem cell therapy continues to be one of the most discussed and anticipated in the MS community. “Stem cells” — the common term for undifferentiated, self-renewing … Sleep deprivation affects stem cells, reducing transplant efficiencyStanford Medical Center Report Sleep deprivation affects stem cell function, say Stanford scientistsScope (blog) Global Stem Cell Banking Market 2015-2019 – Reportlinker ReviewPR Newswire (press release) |
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Stempeutics plans stem cell device launch in India by mid 2016
Economic Times NEW DELHI: Stem cell firm Stempeutics Research plans to launch its innovative stem cell medical device ‘Stempeutron’ in India by the middle of next year subject to regulatory approvals. The device, which can obtain a population of cells collectively … |
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Stempeutics plans stem cell device launch in India by mid 2016
Economic Times NEW DELHI: Stem cell firm Stempeutics Research plans to launch its innovative stem cell medical device ‘Stempeutron’ in India by the middle of next year subject to regulatory approvals. The device, which can obtain a population of cells collectively … |
EurekAlert (press release) |
German and US partners join forces in stem cell research to speed development …
EurekAlert (press release) Scientists now routinely create “induced pluripotent stem cells,” called iPSCs, which have enormous potential for regenerative medicine, research, and development of new therapeutic agents. To assure that high-quality iPSCs are available for research … |
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Danvers resident to receive stem cell transplant in Israel
Wicked Local Danvers resident Jamie Hansen, 33, has aggressive multiple sclerosis. On Nov. 6, Hansen will travel to Tel Aviv, Israel, for a hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. During HSCT, stem cells are harvested from the patient’s bone marrow and are stored … |