Opposition Leader wants stem cell project stopped – Antigua Observer
Caribbean Media Vision |
Opposition Leader wants stem cell project stopped
Antigua Observer BASSETERRE, St. Kitts, Jun 29, CMC – Opposition Leader Dr. Denzil L. Douglas has called for the research stem cell project being conducted at the J. N. France General Hospital to be stopped immediately. Douglas told a news conference that the … Opposition Leader Douglas calls for a halt to stem cell research at JNF until legislation is in placeCaribbean Media Vision |
Los Angeles Times |
Repairing muscles with stem cell therapy
Los Angeles Times Stem cell therapy could replace traditional ligament-replacement surgery as the first option to repair partial ulnar collateral ligament tears in pitchers’ elbows. The Angels’ Garrett Richards and Andrew Heaney each opted to undergo the 20-minute … |
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Stem Cell Finding May Improve Understanding of Metastatic Cancers
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News This process, called angiopellosis by the researchers, has implications for improving our understanding of not only intravenous stem cell therapies, but also metastatic cancers. When white blood cells need to get to the site of an infection, they can … |
BioPharma-Reporter.com |
Corning adds Biological Industries’ xeno-free stem cell medium to portfolio
BioPharma-Reporter.com The deal will see Mediatech, a life sciences subsidiary of Corning, add NutriStem human pluripotent stem cell (hPSC) medium to its bioprocessing supplement portfolio in a deal described as “an important milestone” by the developer and manufacturer of … |
Times of India |
Stem cell therapy helps muscle regeneration in patients with burns
Times of India “Our results highlight the therapeutic potential of satellite cells to aid regeneration and preservation of muscle mass following a severe burn injury,” said lead researcher Celeste C. Finnerty, Associate Professor at the University of Texas Medical … |
Hometownlife.com |
Novi alum joins stem–cell research team
Hometownlife.com For the next year, the young scientists will work with pluripotent stem cells – those that can transform from a primitive form into any type of cell in the human body. The potential benefits of the project joins the growing field of stem–cell research … |