Pioneering Toronto scientist continues to demystify stem cells – Toronto Star
Toronto Star |
Pioneering Toronto scientist continues to demystify stem cells
Toronto Star His latest research, dubbed Project Grandiose because of its sheer scale, has involved employing a team of nearly 50 researchers across four continents to document the process of creating stem cells. These cells — called induced pluripotent stem cells … Researchers discover new class of stem cellsLos Angeles Times Toronto-led international research team makes stem–cell breakthroughThe Globe and Mail New stem cell class discovery could speed up researchCBC.ca Globalnews.ca all 75 news articles » |
MIT Technology Review (blog) |
The NFL Has a Problem with Stem Cell Treatments
MIT Technology Review (blog) Some players, including Peyton Manning of the Denver Broncos and Sidney Rice, who’s now retired but won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks last year, have reportedly gone overseas for stem cell treatments and others have acted as spokespeople … |
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New Stem Cell State
Scientist F-class cellsPeter D. Tonge, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute Researchers from Canada’s Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute and their international colleagues have uncovered a new type of pluripotent mouse stem cell—the “F-class” … |
The Australian |
New stem cell opens door to regeneration
The Australian The “F-class” cell, named for its “fuzzy-looking” appearance, is considered a potential prototype for the mass production of therapeutic stem cells to treat a huge range of illnesses and injuries. It was uncovered by Project Grandiose, a four-year … |