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A cancer patient desperately needs a stem-cell transplant. But the US won’t grant the donor a visa. – The Lily

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2017-09-22 NEWS

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A cancer patient desperately needs a stemcell transplant. But the US won’t grant the donor a visa.
The Lily
Doctors told Helen’s family the patient needed a lifesaving stem cell transplant. The procedure required as close of a genetic match to Helen as possible. Her three sisters — all living in Vietnam — were the best bet. Doctors could proceed if they

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2017-09-22 NEWS

$11.6M NIH grant funds study of stem cells and heart disease
Temple University News
The multimillion dollar grant, awarded under the NIH’s National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, will fund a project aimed at better understanding the regenerative capabilities of stem cell-derived microvesicles known as exosomes. Professor of

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2017-09-22 NEWS

‘Labyrinth’ chip could help monitor aggressive cancer stem cells
Science Daily
Cancer stem cells are fluid in their gene expression, transitioning from stem-like cells that are good at surviving in the blood to more ordinary cell types that are better at growing and dividing. Conventional cell targeting, by grabbing proteins

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