KSAT San AntonioStem Cells for DiabetesKSAT San AntonioResearchers are conducting the first study to look at embryonic stem cells for type-one diabetes. Jeremy Pettus, MD, Associate Professor at the University of California, San Diego has checked his b… Continue reading
The Times (subscription)Stem-cell find may mean end of three-person IVFThe Times (subscription)A medical breakthrough could end the need for so-called three-person IVF after scientists found a possible cure for a range of genetic diseases. One in every… Continue reading
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Fruitfly Sperm Cells Reveal Intricate Coordination in Stem Cell Replication …
Penn: Office of University Communications Stem cells are key for the continual renewal of tissues in our bodies. As such, manipulating stem cells also holds much promise for biomedicine if their regenerative capacity can be harnessed. However, understanding how stem cells govern normal tissue … Public Release: 15-Jul-2015 Fruitfly sperm cells reveal intricate coordination …EurekAlert (press release) Stem Cell Research Market to 2017 – Strong Pipeline, High Unmet Needs in …Medgadget.com (blog) |
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Stem Cells Move One Step Closer to Cure for Genetic Diseases
Newswise (press release) Now, researchers at the Salk Institute have gotten one step closer to making such cures a reality: they’ve turned cells from patients into healthy, mutation-free stem cells that can then become any cell type. The new approach is described July 15, 2015 … |
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Stem cell treatment helps Tennessee teen after spine injury
WIAT 42 (WKRN) – A Williamson County teen who suffered a severe spinal injury during a wrestling match two years ago is starting to see results in his medical treatment. Hunter Garstin’s mother, Emily Garstin, told News 2 that his stem cell-count is high … |
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Public Release: 15-Jul-2015 Stem cells move one step closer to cure for …
EurekAlert (press release) Now, researchers at the Salk Institute have gotten one step closer to making such cures a reality: they’ve turned cells from patients into healthy, mutation-free stem cells that can then become any cell type. The new approach is described July 15, 2015 … |