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Haifa :: Israel | about 1 month ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

Haifa scientists have adapted an innovative Japanese gene-implantation technique and succeeded in "turning back the clock" for human skin cells, reprogramming them into artificial embryonic stem cells and then switching them into heart cells in the lab....

Tags: skin cells, stem cells, human skin, hearts cells, Haifa, haifa scientists

Stanford :: CA :: USA | 2 months ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

You know that fat in your body you wish you didn't have? It turns out those cells could be used to create stem cells that one day may be able to cure disease. Scientists at Stanford University School of Medicine have discovered that the millions of fat...

Tags: stem cells, Dr. Michael Longaker, Stanford University, Stanford School of Medicine, Stanford's School of Medicine, liposuction leftovers, skin cells, pluripotent stem, induced pluripotent, cells researcher

Hong Kong :: China | 3 months ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

Chinese researchers have managed to create powerful stem cells from mouse skin and used these to generate fertile live mouse pups. They used induced pluripotent skin cells, or iPS cells -- cells that have been reprogrammed to look and act like embryonic...

Tags: stem cells, skin cells, embryonic stem

San Diego :: CA :: USA | 3 months ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

Scientists at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla have reproduced live mice by using skin cells, 10News reported. The scientists did not use stem cells, and did not create the mice through cloning. "When we got our first animal we were quite surprised...

Tags: skin cells, stem cells

Washington :: DC :: USA | 4 months ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

Two teams of Chinese scientists have made a major advance in mice in the development of a new kind of stem cell that doesn't involve destroying embryos. Those cells are derived from ordinary skin cells, and when they were created two years ago from human...

Tags: stem cells, skin cells, induced pluripotent, pluripotent stem, called induced, ethical issues

Washington :: DC :: USA | 7 months ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

A team of scientists led by Scripps Research Institute has pulled ahead in the race to develop embryonic-like stem cells that could be used for patient-specific therapies and models of disease, but that don't require destruction of an embryo. The Scripps...

Tags: stem cells, adult cells, skin cells, Scripps Research Institute, embryonic stem

Sydney :: Australia | 8 months ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

Researchers in James Thomson’s lab, including associate scientist Junying Yu, made the discovery. The breakthrough will help remove genetic baggage from embryonic cells, which previously posed a threat to therapeutic treatment. Thomson is a professor...

Tags: stem cells, University of Wisconsin-Madison, James Thomson (cell biologist), skin cells, induced pluripotent, embryonic stem

London :: United Kingdom | 8 months ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

In a striking instance of biologists' new prowess at manipulating human cells, researchers at the Whitehead Institute in Cambridge have converted skin cells from people with Parkinson's disease into the general type of neuron that is destroyed in the...

Tags: stem cells, skin cells, Parkinson, ips cells

Toronto :: Canada | 9 months ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

The Japanese took skin cells from the face of a 36-year-old women and turned them into cells that look and acted like embryonic stem cells. The Americans did the same with skin cells from infant foreskins. In the developing embryo, stem cells give rise...

Tags: stem cells, skin cells, cells breakthrough, embryonic stem, cells treatments, cells research, ethically dilemma, canadians research

Als :: Denmark | about 1 year ago

Credibility Credibility of 5

In a major breakthrough, the skin cells of the two women, aged 82 and 89, were turned into mature nerve cells. The achievement promises to revolutionise the understanding and treatment of a range of incurable illnesses. The skin cells were genetically...

Tags: embryonic stem cells, stem cells, motor neurone, skin cells, nerve cells, amyotrophic later, als patient, Lou Gehrig, later sclerosis, Harvard Stem Cell Institute

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