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World's first chimeric monkeys from cells of six parents are born

Portland - Scientists at the Oregon National Primate Center have announced that they have successfully produced the world's first "chimeric" monkeys. The monkeys were created by mixing genetic material derived from embryo cells of six different "parents."
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus

Major step in treating Parkinson's with stem cell transformation

When brain cells producing dopamine die off it causes tremors, rigidity and restrictive movement. Now scientists in the US have grown new brain cells from stem cells in a major step towards new treatments for Parkinson's disease.
In the Media by Kev Hedges - 1 comment

Stem cell trial could offer hope for Stargardt disease

London - In a press release issued on Thursday, London's Moorfields Eye Hospital announced that it has been given the go-ahead to begin a stem cell trial which could give hope to patients with an untreatable eye condition.
In the Media by Jane Fazackarley

Setback discovered for new stem cell treatment

Scientists announced on Friday a setback to a promising new stem cell used for treating diseases, with the discovery that a patient’s immune system could reject tissues produced from those stem cells, even if the tissues came from the same patient.
In the Media by Vilma Cajigas

Scientists grow live heart in lab from stem cells

In a major breakthrough for heart transplant availability, and for organ transplants in general, scientists have successfully grown a living heart from stem cells.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 3 comments

Astrocytes from human stem cells treat spinal cord injury

In a breakthrough finding, researchers found transplanting specific types of astrocytes - cells derived from human stem cells - repaired spinal cord damage and restored movement in rats.
In the Media by Kathleen Blanchard

Scientists focus on cancer stem cells in war against the disease

The most stubborn and deadly of cancerous tumors feature stem cells of their own design, and now scientists worldwide are working on eradicating these metastasizing factory cells.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Why stem cords are important Special

Toronto - Banking your baby's stem cells with a reputable company can be an important step if your child gets sick. We don't want to think about future illnesses but they do happen, experts said recently.
Digital Journal Report by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Hope for transplants as miniature liver is grown from stem cells

Stem-cell techniques have been used to create a small version of the human liver in a laboratory. Scientists are hailing the achievement as a breakthrough.
In the Media by Andrew John - 2 comments

First spinal injury patient gets stem cells from embryos

A patient with a spinal cord injury has become the first to be injected with stem cells from an embryo in an attempt to enable them to walk again.
In the Media by Jane Fazackarley - 1 comment
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An injection of stem cells given alongside a kidney transplant could remove the need for a lifetime of drugs, say scientists.
The first results of a trial involving human embryonic stem cells have been published in a medical journal.

A family's $30 million donation to McMaster University aims to speed up development of stem cell therapies.


An urgent shortage of blood and stem cells in the black community is costing lives, Canada's blood agency warns.

Two people in Scotland have stem cells transplanted into their eyes as part of a clinical trial to restore their sight.
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Inventor of the wireless TV remote dies in Illinois at 96

These are some inventions in life when we truly realize the genius of it. Take the remote control for the TV. Without...
May 21, 2012 in  TV Fans by Tim O'Brien - 2 comments

How Bacterial Pathogens Enter Cells

Researchers have discovered that a bacterial pathogen can breakdown down protective molecules, known as mucins, on...
May 16, 2012 in  Reason and Science by Tim Sandle

Obama’s Father Was Blacklisted as an “Anti-American, Anti-White” Terrorist in 1959

Obama’s Father Was Blacklisted as an “Anti-American, Anti-White” Terrorist in 1959 Barack Obama’s...
May 14, 2012 by Cybercorrespondent

Microbiota and the immune system

Researchers at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases have shown that three-way talk between the...
May 11, 2012 in  Reason and Science by Tim Sandle

New drug for myeloma patients may get FDA approval

Myeloma, also called multiple myeloma, is a cancer of cells in the bone marrow that affects the production of red...
May 11, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle
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