Dr. Kenneth Pettine: Stem cell therapy is here to stay – Becker’s Orthopedic & Spine
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Dr. Kenneth Pettine: Stem cell therapy is here to stay
Becker’s Orthopedic & Spine At the forefront of regenerative medicine, Loveland-based Colorado Spine Institute participates in three FDA biologic studies. And Kenneth Pettine, MD, of Colorado Spine Institute and co-founder of Johnstown, Colo.-based Orthopedic Stem Cell Institute … |
Phys.Org |
Team uses stem cells to study earliest stages of amniotic sac formation
Phys.Org Previously, Gumucio’s group showed that embryonic stem cells have a strong tendency to form a hollow sphere, structurally similar to the precursor of amnion tissue. Gumucio and Fu teamed up to explore whether the initiating signal for embryonic stem … Stem cell ‘living bandage’ for knee injuries trialled in humansMedical Xpress |
FierceBiotech |
After delay, ISCO’s trial of Parkinson’s stem cell therapy gets underway again
FierceBiotech A second patient has now been treated in the first trial of a stem cell therapy for Parkinson’s disease developed by Californian biotech International Stem Cell Corporation (ISCO). The treatment involves transplants of millions of stem cells delivered … |
Medical Xpress |
Stem cell ‘living bandage’ for knee injuries trialled in humans
Medical Xpress The procedure involved taking stem cells, harvested from the patient’s own bone marrow, which were then grown for two weeks before being seeded onto a membrane scaffold that helps to deliver the cells into the injured site. The manufactured cell … How does the amniotic sac form? UM team uses stem cells to study earliest stagesUniversity of Michigan News |
University of Bristol |
Stem cell ‘living bandage’ for knee injuries trialled in humans
University of Bristol The procedure involved taking stem cells, harvested from the patient’s own bone marrow, which were then grown for two weeks before being seeded onto a membrane scaffold that helps to deliver the cells into the injured site. The manufactured cell … Researchers discover method to stabilize X chromosomes in human embryonic stem cellsHealthCanal.com (press release) (blog) |
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Stem cell ‘living bandage’ for knee injuries trialed in humans University of Liverpool
EurekAlert (press release) A ‘living bandage’ made from stem cells, which could revolutionise the treatment and prognosis of a common sporting knee injury, has been trialled in humans for the first time by scientists at the Universities of Liverpool and Bristol. Meniscal tears … |