Hopeful lines of experimentation to recover lost heart muscle and function
The first trials were carried out twenty years ago, in [...]
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With the aim to find a new sources of organs for transplantation, Japan approves the first human-animal embryo experiments. Positive and negative apects GalleryWith the aim to find a new sources of organs for transplantation, Japan approves the first human-animal embryo experiments. Positive and negative apects
Adult Stem Cells, Bioethics, Ethics of Scientific Research and Medical clinic, Human embryos, NEWS and VIEWS, Organ donation, Organ Transplant, Stem Cells
With the aim to find a new sources of organs for transplantation, Japan approves the first human-animal embryo experiments. Positive and negative apects
Scientist Hiromitsu Nakauchi is the first researcher in Japan to [...]
Can brain damage be repaired using cell reprogramming? Can be replaced the neurons?
Cell reprogramming (read our report about this technique HERE) has [...]
North America’s two cell therapy companies fined for medical fraud. Is it the tip of an iceberg?
The Federal Trade Commission in the United States, has filed [...]
A step to a cancer vaccine. A promising animal trial with autologous iPS cells
Cancer vaccine advances A new possible use of iPS [...]
Artificial organoids generated from cancer cells
Organoids mimic therapies responses We have published several articles about [...]
Understanding the biological mechanisms of aging. Aging retardation is achieved in mice
A biological topic of great interest is to understand the [...]
Pluripotent stem cells used for regenrative medicine risks. They can develop mutations that favor the production of cancer cells
It should be crucial to check pluripotent cell lines (embryonic [...]
iPS cells are also used to gain in depth knowledge of diseases. Now Parkinson disease is being more studied in depth by this technique
It appears to have been confirmed that the α-Synuclein gene [...]
First major step in the treatment of blood diseases from adult cells
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine have developed an innovative method [...]
