Stem Cell Facility for Kids’ Neurologic Disorders Opens – Medscape
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Stem Cell Facility for Kids’ Neurologic Disorders Opens
Medscape Initially, researchers at the new facility will study a stem cell–based therapy for the treatment of mucopolysaccharidosis (MPS-1), a rare, autosomal recessive neurodegenerative disease caused by a deficiency in the α-L-iduronidase enzyme. The disorder … Scientists uncover stem cell behavior of human bowel for the first timeMedical Xpress Single-Cell Analysis Holds Promise for Stem Cell and Cancer ResearchUCSF News Services |
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Why Do So Many Embryonic Stem Cell Research Scientists Commit Fraud?
LifeNews.com Stem cell research is certainly not the only research field with a fraud problem, but it has all the right elements to motivate dishonesty: It’s a cutting-edge field with the potential to discover treatments for human diseases; it attracts highly … |
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Why Do So Many Embryonic Stem Cell Research Scientists Commit Fraud?
LifeNews.com Stem cell research is certainly not the only research field with a fraud problem, but it has all the right elements to motivate dishonesty: It’s a cutting-edge field with the potential to discover treatments for human diseases; it attracts highly … |
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Media Share Blame for Stem Cell Research Fraud
National Review Online (blog) Writing in Slate, Jane C. Hu uses the high profile stem cell frauds we have seen in recent years to launch into an interesting article entitled, “Why Do Scientists Commit Fraud?” She discusses the recent fraud that falsely claimed skin cells could be … |
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Media Share Blame for Stem Cell Research Fraud
National Review Online (blog) Writing in Slate, Jane C. Hu uses the high profile stem cell frauds we have seen in recent years to launch into an interesting article entitled, “Why Do Scientists Commit Fraud?” She discusses the recent fraud that falsely claimed skin cells could be … |
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Stem cell trial a breakthrough for bone marrow transplant
Herald Sun Commonly, there are not enough stem cells in donated cord blood for a transplant. Cytomatrix chief scientific officer Mark Kirkland said theirs was the first “off-the-shelf” system creating enough stem cells from an unmatched sample. “The expander … |
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Single-cell analysis holds promise for stem cell and cancer research
Phys.Org “We have identified novel molecular features in diverse cell types using a new strategy of analyzing hundreds of cells individually,” said Arnold Kriegstein, MD, PhD, director of the Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regeneration Medicine and Stem Cell … Global Stem Cell (Embryonic, Fetal, Post-natal, Hematopoietic, Mesenchymal …SYS-CON Media (press release) |