Watching stem cells change provides clues to fighting osteoporosis in older womenEurekAlert (press release)For years, scientists have studied how stem cells might be used to treat many diseases, including osteoporosis. One consistent challenge has been… Continue reading
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Lifestyle vs bad luck? New stem cell evidence provides insight to what causes cancer
Drug Target Review Researchers, funded by UK charity Worldwide Cancer Research, have found that the DNA code of human stem cells acquires errors at a fairly constant rate, even in organs with differing cancer incidence, providing new insight into the cancer bad luck vs … Cancer: In Lifestyle vs. ‘Bad Luck’ Debate, DNA Errors Aren’t The Biggest CulpritsMedical Daily |
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International Stem Cell (ISCO) Announces Publication of Positive ISC-hpNSC Safety Data
StreetInsider.com International Stem Cell Corporation (OTC: ISCO) announced that it has published the results of its preclinical safety studies. The data from a series of in vitro and in vivo preclinical studies show that the company’s proprietary ISC-hpNSC® readily … |
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In-development HDAC inhibitors could wipe out breast, ovarian cancer stem cells
FierceBiotech Scientists at the University of Miami have developed a genetically engineered cell line to show that HDAC inhibitors could potentially target and stamp out “stubborn reservoirs” of breast and ovarian cancer stem cells. Cancer stem cells often evade … |
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First evidence direct from human stem cells provides new insight into cancer ‘lifestyle’ vs ‘bad luck’ debate.
Science Daily Researchers, funded by UK charity Worldwide Cancer Research, have found that the DNA code of human stem cells acquires errors at a fairly constant rate, even in organs with differing cancer incidence. This finding provides new insight into the cancer … |