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Stem cell manufacturing now ready
The San Diego Union-Tribune As stem cell research continues to progress, the relatively new field of human induced pluripotent stem cells has emerged as a strong contender to provide needed therapies, without the ethical issues raised by using embryonic stem cells. But before … Parkinson’s vs. The California Stem Cell Agency: Disease-a-week Challenge #18Huffington Post Stem cell research hints at evolution of human brainMedical Xpress Chang Stem Cell Engineering Facility brings gene editing to USCUSC News Next Big Future all 12 news articles » |
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Final Nail in Stress-Induced Stem Cells‘ Coffin
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News A discredited stem cell technique, long in its death throes, has finally been laid to rest. And just to be sure it will never discomfort us with any zombie-like stirrings, a group of scientists representing seven international laboratories and led by … Sleuthing sheds light on STAP cell fiascoScience Magazine (subscription) Bioinformatics Algorithms reveal Genomic Inconsistency in STAP StudyScientific Computing A Further Nail in the STAP CoffinGenomeWeb |
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Shift in Stem Cell Grant Policy
California Healthline CIRM is the state’s stem cell agency, founded in 2004 when California voters approved Proposition 71, which set aside $3 billion to help stem cell researchers develop therapies for various conditions. “Our mission is quite simple,” McCormack said. PRC Clinical To Support CIRM 2.0 To Accelerate Research Funding ProcessVirtual-Strategy Magazine |
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Scientists see through bones to uncover blood-forming stem cell details
Medical Xpress A team of scientists at the Children’s Research Institute at UT Southwestern (CRI) has become the first to use a tissue-clearing technique to localize a rare stem cell population, in the process cracking open a black box containing detailed information … |