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How Stem Cells May Save Your Life—and Even Extend It
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Every one of these cells, those in your brain, lungs, liver, skin, and everywhere else, derives from a single pluripotent type of cell called a stem cell. This post is about how stem cells are going to change medicine forever, extend life, and
Stem cells course separates fact from fiction, touching on clones and cyborgsUSC News

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CBC.ca

U of T gets $114M grant for stem cell research
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Stem cells offer avenues to treat – and perhaps cure – devastating and costly illnesses such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, blindness, lung disease, neurodegenerative disorders, and diseases of the blood and musculoskeletal system,” he said.
University of Toronto gets $114-million from Ottawa for stem cell researchThe Globe and Mail
$114M grant to fund cutting-edge stem cell research at U of TToronto Star
New Stem Cell Delivery Method Shows Promise For Treating End Stage Heart FailureClinical Leader
The New Indian Express –The Hindu –PR Newswire (press release)
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Toronto Star

$114M grant to fund cutting-edge stem cell research at U of T
Toronto Star
The hub, to be called Medicine By Design and based at the U of T’s faculty of medicine, will connect top researchers from a network of hospitals and research institutes to collaborate on using stem cell research to help treat injury and serious
UCLA stem cell researchers receive $7.4 million to study immunodeficiency disorderUC Los Angeles
U of T gets $114M grant for stem cell researchCBC.ca
Researchers hope $114-million grant will make Toronto a hub for stem cell researchThe Globe and Mail
Clinical Leader –PR Newswire (press release) –The New Indian Express
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Researchers use silk fibers to grow stem cells into salivary gland cells
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A research team led by Chih-Ko Yeh, B.D.S., Ph.D., from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, is the first to use silk fibers as a framework to grow stem cells into salivary gland cells. The process has been submitted for a patent.
Silk structure is secret to regenerating salivary cells – R&D MagazineR & D Magazine
Scientists’ silk structure is secret to process of regenerating salivary cells Medical Xpress
Area researchers close to regrowing salivary glands – San Antonio Express-NewsSan Antonio Express-News (subscription)

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2015-07-28 NEWS

News-Medical.net

Researchers use silk fibers to grow stem cells into salivary gland cells
News-Medical.net
A research team led by Chih-Ko Yeh, B.D.S., Ph.D., from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, is the first to use silk fibers as a framework to grow stem cells into salivary gland cells. The process has been submitted for a patent.
Silk structure is secret to regenerating salivary cells – R&D MagazineR & D Magazine
Scientists’ silk structure is secret to process of regenerating salivary cells Medical Xpress
Area researchers close to regrowing salivary glands – San Antonio Express-NewsSan Antonio Express-News (subscription)

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Royal Society of Chemistry

New Stem Cell Delivery Method Shows Promise For Treating End Stage Heart
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A new clinical trial to test how a high dose of stem cells delivered via a method called “retrograde coronary sinus infusion” affects end stage heart failure patients is showing promising results. The method involves giving the cells backwards
Repellent nanocraters could shape tissue engineering | Chemistry World – Royal Royal Society of Chemistry
Growing a 3-D heart chamber in the lab | CosmosCosmos

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