Canadian-led team unlocks process to ‘reprogram’ stem cells – CTV News
CTV News |
Canadian-led team unlocks process to ‘reprogram’ stem cells
CTV News Dr. Andras Nagy of Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto, who led the international research team, says stem cells hold enormous promise for treating or reversing such conditions as blindness, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, spinal cord injury and stroke-related … |
Toronto Star |
Pioneering Toronto scientist continues to demystify stem cells
Toronto Star His latest research, dubbed Project Grandiose because of its sheer scale, has involved employing a team of nearly 50 researchers across four continents to document the process of creating stem cells. These cells — called induced pluripotent stem cells … Researchers discover new class of stem cellsLos Angeles Times Toronto-led international research team makes stem–cell breakthroughThe Globe and Mail New stem cell class discovery could speed up researchCBC.ca Globalnews.ca all 75 news articles » |
MIT Technology Review (blog) |
The NFL Has a Problem with Stem Cell Treatments
MIT Technology Review (blog) Some players, including Peyton Manning of the Denver Broncos and Sidney Rice, who’s now retired but won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks last year, have reportedly gone overseas for stem cell treatments and others have acted as spokespeople … |
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New Stem Cell State
Scientist F-class cellsPeter D. Tonge, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute Researchers from Canada’s Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute and their international colleagues have uncovered a new type of pluripotent mouse stem cell—the “F-class” … |
The Australian |
New stem cell opens door to regeneration
The Australian The “F-class” cell, named for its “fuzzy-looking” appearance, is considered a potential prototype for the mass production of therapeutic stem cells to treat a huge range of illnesses and injuries. It was uncovered by Project Grandiose, a four-year … |