Take a scalpel to $345 million in California’s stem-cell research waste – OCRegister
OCRegister |
Take a scalpel to $345 million in California’s stem–cell research waste
OCRegister Just as good scientists are drawn to conclusions by solid data, the decision whether to spend another $345 million by California’s state-run stem–cell research project should be based on an objective analysis as to whether it would be cost-effective. A … |
MIT Technology Review |
GM Apples That Don’t Brown to Reach US Shelves This Fall
MIT Technology Review The largest synthetic–biology company in the U.S. plans to begin marketing genetically modified apples for the first time this fall, but they won’t be labeled as GMOs. The so-called Arctic apples are genetically altered to suppress browning and will be … |
WSPA.com |
Greenville Memorial celebrates 1000th stem cell transplant
WSPA.com After unsuccessful attempts with chemotherapy to prevent it from progressing into Leukemia, she was given stem cells. “Most people my age, 10 years ago, would have never ever been able to have this, ever,” says King. “I just feel like it’s meant to be … |
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News |
“Good” Gut Bacteria Linked to Melanoma Immunotherapy Response
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News Scientists have uncovered a link between an individual’s gut bacteria and their response to anticancer immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy (ICT). A team of researchers at the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center in Texas carried out what they … |