UPI.comScientists devise method to scale up stem cell productionUPI.comNOTTINGHAM, England, July 13 (UPI) — Researchers have found a human protein that can help grow large numbers of stem cells, which may reduce the time and cost required to produce t… Continue reading
Researchers study how skin stem cells respond to forcesNews-Medical.netAll cells share the same genetic code, no matter if they are skin or brain cells. However, these cells are exposed to very different types of mechanical environments and mechanical … Continue reading
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South Korea to resume stem cell research after 7 year hiatus
Genetic Literacy Project The Ministry of Health and Welfare Monday gave conditional approval to the CHA University’s plan to research somatic cell cloning embryos, a move that is expected to help accelerate the country’s research on embryonic stem cell cloning that has been … |
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Breakthrough in scaling up life-changing stem cell production
Phys.Org Human embryonic stem cell line HUES1 grown in the new conditions E8+Inter-alpha-inhibitor and imaged for stem cell marker Oct4 (green) and cell-cell attachment molecule E-cadherin (red) with nuclear counter-staining (blue). Credit: Dr. Sara …more. New way to mass-produce stem cells is safer, cheaperFuturity: Research News GE Healthcare backed research could make stem cell production faster and chearperBioPharma-Reporter.com |
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GE Healthcare backed research could make stem cell production faster and cheaper
BioPharma-Reporter.com Lead author Sara Pijuan-Galitó told us “this new method could reduce cost, time and difficulties in automated and large-scale culture methods for human pluripotent stem cells.” She added that “we do not have an estimate on the cost reduction yet, but … |
Forbes |
Japanese Firms Team Up To Fight Baldness With Stem Cell Cure
Forbes Giant strides to prevent and cure baldness are being made in medical labs around the world. The latest announcement comes from Japan’s largest research organization RIKEN, which has teamed up with two Japanese companies, Kyocera and Organ … |