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Lab-grown blood stem cells produced at last – Nature.com

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2017-05-17 NEWS

Daily Mail

Lab-grown blood stem cells produced at last
Nature.com
One team, led by stemcell biologist George Daley of Boston Children’s Hospital in Massachusetts, created human cells that act like blood stem cells, although they are not identical to those found in nature. A second team, led by stemcell biologist
Stem cell breakthroughs clear way for blood on tapThe Australian
Is this the end of blood donation?Scientists close to unlimited supply from stem cellsTelegraph.co.uk
Scientists close to creating blood cells patient’s skinDaily Mail

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2017-05-17 NEWS

Route to cancer stem cell death ironed out
Chemical & Engineering News
Cancer stem cells are bad actors. They enable cancers to metastasize, or spread, and help revive cancers after the malignancies go dormant. One of the few agents that can effectively attack them is a small molecule called salinomycin. But scientists

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2017-05-17 NEWS

Press Release: New Stem Cell Collection Center Opens in Boston
The Scientist
StemExpress expands to the East Coast with the launch of a new Stem Cell Collection Center to meet the growing demand of its products. This new donation center, located in Arlington Massachusetts, will expand the company’s ability to collect and

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2017-05-17 NEWS

WIRED

Andy Rubin, Crispr, and Amazon Star at Wired Business Conference 2017
WIRED
Running a business today means contending with technologies that sound like plot devices from a comic book. Gene editing, artificial intelligence, voice-powered digital assistants—these are the unlikely realities facing leaders today, and we’re going

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2017-05-17 NEWS

WIRED

Andy Rubin, Crispr, and Amazon Star at Wired Business Conference 2017
WIRED
Running a business today means contending with technologies that sound like plot devices from a comic book. Gene editing, artificial intelligence, voice-powered digital assistants—these are the unlikely realities facing leaders today, and we’re going