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NewsUmbilical Cord Transplants Viable Option for Adults with Leukemia: Research29.07.2010 According to recent research, adult leukemia patients do
comparably well when they receive cord blood bank stem cell transplants the way they fare when they
receive the stem cells from a well-matched adult donor.Cellonis Diabetes Stem Cell Therapy: A Chance for Insulin Independence and the Reversal of Complicat28.07.2010 Cellonis, a Beijing and HK-based biotech company, with
its new personalized diabetes treatment concept has demonstrated an amazing improvement in their
treated patients' conditions. Gamma interferon prompts stem cell response to fight infection27.07.2010 Most of the time, the body's blood-forming
(haematopoietic) stem cells remain dormant, with just a few producing blood cells and maintaining a
balance among the different types.Researchers create self-assembling nanodevices that move and change shape on demand26.07.2010 By emulating nature’s design principles, a team at
Harvard’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, Harvard Medical School and
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has created nanodevices made of DNA that self-assemble and can be
programmed to move and change shape on demand.New cell delivery system created25.07.2010 U.S. scientists say they have developed a new method of
effectively delivering stem cells, proteins and large molecules to damaged tissues.Limbal Stem Cell Transplant Can Regrow Damaged Cornea24.07.2010 Researchers successful in restoring transparent,
renewing cornea in burn-damaged eyesScientific Breathroughs Offer Hope for Hearing Loss Cure23.07.2010 Here's what we know about hearing loss: while it is not
reversible, it is treatable. So the focus of hearing health professionals and advocates has always
been on prevention and treatment.Plans for largest biomedical research facility in Europe unveiled22.07.2010 The UK Centre for Medical Research and Innovation aims
to break down the traditional barriers between research teams as it investigates stem cells and
conditions such as Alzheimer's, schizophrenia and autismStem Cells From Own Eyes Restore Vision to Blind21.07.2010 Patients blinded in one or both eyes by chemical burns
regained their vision after healthy stem cells were extracted from their eyes and reimplanted,
according to a report by Italian researchers at a scientific meeting.Stem cell breakthrough offers new hope for lung disease patients20.07.2010 For the first time researchers have found a type of stem
cell that could prove crucial in reducing injury and scarring in the lung and even generate new lung cells.Stem cell researchers inch toward treatment for Huntington’s Disease19.07.2010 People with Huntington’s disease face an awful
future - perhaps 20 years as it slowly strips away brain cells. But there’s a chance that in
the next 20 years, researchers at UC Irvine could develop treatments that could arrest
Huntington’s – and other brain and nervous systems disorders – thanks in part to a
girl from Fountain Valley.Diabetes researchers work with pig stem cells18.07.2010 The pig is an under-estimated animal. Known better for
its slovenly habits and portly physique, the pig is actually a medical hero. Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Blocking HIV, Controlling AIDS17.07.2010 Two cutting-edge medical technologies, stem cell
transplantation and gene therapy, were combined in an attack on the AIDS virus that may lead to new
strategies for treating people infected with HIV.New Injectable Bone Material Invented for Use in Stem Cell Delivery16.07.2010 A team of researchers at the University of Nottingham
have invented a new class of materials that can be injected by surgeons as a low-viscosity fluid
into the body that, using body heat as the only trigger, converts into a tough porous material with
mechanical properties that mimic human cancellous bone. Stem Cells And Hip Replacement Reporting15.07.2010 Medical research keeps finding amazing uses for stem
cells, for everything from repairing heart damage to helping aging faces look younger. Now stem
cells may be useful in avoiding some hip replacementsConverted Stem Cells To Aid Heart Disease Research At Mt. Sinai14.07.2010 Researchers at Mt. Sinai made an important finding in
the field of stem cell research that can have an impact on how doctors treat heart disease. NY1's
Health reporter Kafi Drexel filed the following report. Cord blood transplants a viable option in leukemia13.07.2010 Adult patients with leukemia fare just as well when they
get stem cell transplants taken from a cord blood bank as they do from a well-suited adult donor,
U.S. researchers said on Tuesday.Pig stem cells are being used for human research12.07.2010 The pig is an under-estimated animal better known for
its slovenly habits and portly physique than for its medical contributions.Cord blood treatment for cerebral palsy may now be more effective due to mannitol11.07.2010 The Human umbilical cord blood (HUCB) delivered
intravenously may offer therapeutic benefits to those suffering from cerebral palsy. A new
international research led by the University of South Florida reveals that sugar-alcohol compound
mannitol improved the therapeutic efficacy of human umbilical cord blood cells. New hope on brain illness cure10.07.2010 MELBOURNE scientists will transform skin biopsies taken
from schizophrenia patients into stem cells in an effort to shed light on the cause and pathology of
the disease.New Adult Stem-Cell Treatments for Head and Heart Advance09.07.2010 New reports indicate that real hope for
‘miracle’ treatments using adult stem cells is on the way for those suffering from
diseases afflicting both the brain and the heart.UConn Researchers Convert Stem Cells into Cartilage08.07.2010 For the millions of aging Americans who suffer from
joint pain, stem cells may be riding to the rescue. Scientists at the University of Connecticut
Health Center have recently developed a technique that reliably converts stem cells into cartilage
cells. Stem cells for first time used to create abnormal heart cells for study of cardiomyopathy07.07.2010 Researchers at Mount Sinai School of Medicine have for
the first time differentiated human stem cells to become heart cells with cardiomyopathy, a
condition in which the heart muscle cells are abnormal. New type of human stem cell may be more easy to manipulate06.07.2010 Researchers from the Massachusetts General Hospital
Center for Regenerative Medicine (MGH-CRM) and the Harvard Stem Cell Institute have a developed a
new type of human pluripotent stem cell that can be manipulated more readily than currently
available stem cells. Gene Related to Aging Plays Role in Stem Cell Differentiation05.07.2010 A gene shown to play a role in the aging process appears
to play a role in the regulation of the differentiation of embryonic stem cells, according to
researchers from the Center for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine and the Department of
Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University.Mice Show How a Human Height Gene Works04.07.2010 The mouse model, published online May 30 in Nature
Genetics, provides a new tool to study metabolism, growth and developmental timingCulture of human pluripotent stem cells using completely defined conditions on a recombinant E-cadherin substratum03.07.2010 To maintain pluripotency of human embryonic stem (huES)
cells in feeder-free culture, it has been necessary to provide a Matrigel substratum, which is a
complex of poorly defined extracellular matrices and growth factors derived from mouse
Engelbreth-Holm-Swarm sarcoma cells. Mannitol boosts effectiveness of potential cord blood treatment for cerebral palsy in lab animals02.07.2010 Opening of blood-brain barrier is key, University of
South Florida-led study findsUA doctor studies stem-cell use in cardiac recovery01.07.2010 A Tucson cardiologist is part of a national trial that's
testing whether adult human stem cells can help repair the hearts of people who have just suffered
heart attacks.Immune system helps transplanted stem cells navigate in central nervous system30.06.2010 By discovering how adult neural stem cells navigate to
injury sites in the central nervous system, UC Irvine researchers have helped solve a puzzle in the
creation of stem cell-based treatments: How do these cells know where to go?Researcher develops bioreactor for cultivation of bone cells29.06.2010 A new bioreactor system for cultivating bone cells
reduces the number of actions that need to be taken in the process, and so lowers the cost of tissue
culture. Stem cell study to benefit HIV fight – expert28.06.2010 Medical experts are seeing a future in the use of stem
cells to fight HIV and avert its damaging effects against the immune system.Potential New Source of Stem Cells for Heart Repair27.06.2010 Amniotic membrane used by Japanese researchers to
rejuvenate damaged heart muscle in ratsUCI researchers create retina from human embryonic stem cells26.06.2010 Complex tissue structure -- a first ? offers hope to
millions with degenerative eye disordersStem-Cell Dental Implants Grow New Teeth Right In Your Mouth25.06.2010 Human molar scaffolding Dr. Jeremy Mao has unveiled a
technique that directs the body's stem cells into a scaffolding that will aid in the regeneration of
a new tooth. British scientists launch first stem cell project recreating brain disease24.06.2010 Team led by Sir Ian Wilmut will hope their research
gives an unprecedented insight into motor neurone diseaseHarnessing the power of stem cells to unlock the secrets of motor neuron disease23.06.2010 The Motor Neurone Disease Association is funding its
first ever stem cell research program to help unlock the secrets of this fatal neurological conditionAdult Stem Cell Research Avoids Ethical Concerns22.06.2010 Scientists find they can be more useful than their
embryonic counterparts Stem Cell Therapies Offer Hope In Mexico21.06.2010 Dr. Omar Gonzalez of Integra Medical Center, located in
Tamps, Mexico is just 5 minutes south of the Texas border, offering hope to thousands of patients
seeking viable and effective treatments for chronic disease processes.Deer Antlers Hold Clues To Stem Cell Transplantation20.06.2010 A new research project carried out by bio-technology
expert at a Vietnam university revealed that stem cells extracted from deer antler regeneration, is
capable to restore organs damaged through trauma, disease, cancer or excision.Stem Cells from Adipose Tissue Turned Into Cardiac Myocytes: Achievement Paves Way for Future Heart Disease Therapies19.06.2010 Spanish researchers have employed for the first time
adult cells extracted from a human heart to turn stem cells from adipose tissue into cardiac myocytesLife-saving MS treatment praised18.06.2010 Australian doctors say a new stem cell treatment which
saved the life of a young Canberra man suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS) should be adopted more widelyStem cells restore tissue affected by ALI17.06.2010 Human stem cells administered intravenously can restore
alveolar epithelial tissue to a normal function in a novel ex vivo perfused human lung after E. coli
endotoxin-induced acute lung injury (ALI), according to research from the University of California
San Francisco.Can a body grow its own spare parts?16.06.2010 Nanoscientist Molly Stevens is working on techniques to
enable a damaged heart to repair itself or bone tissue to regenerateStem cells of body lead to tooth regeneration15.06.2010 People who have lost some or all of their adult teeth
typically look to dentures, or more recently, dental implants to bridge the gap between a toothless appearanceAdipose-Derived Stem Cells Show Promise in Treatment of Chronic Ischemia14.06.2010 San Diego, CA based Cytori Therapeutics has announced
the results of their PRECISE trial, in which patients with severe cardiomyopathy were treated with
autologous adipose-derived regenerative cells (ADRCs).Stem Cell Developer Mesoblast Seeks Bone Marrow Therapy by 201213.06.2010 Mesoblast Ltd., an Australian developer of stem-cell
therapies, aims to introduce its first product by 2012 after agreeing to buy the shares of
Angioblast Systems Inc. it doesn’t already own.EU agency prepares to assess first stem cell drug12.06.2010 The first regenerative medicine based on stem cells
could be filed for approval in Europe later this year, bringing the groundbreaking medical
technology a step closer to reality.Stem cells use GPS to generate proper nerve cells11.06.2010 An unknown function that regulates how stem cells
produce different types of cells in different parts of the nervous system has been discovered by
Stefan ThorTransplanted Adult Stem Cells Provide Lasting Help To Injured Hearts10.06.2010 Novel imaging techniques document improvement after
heart attack in mouse modelTrials offer MS stem cell hopes09.06.2010 Clinical trials on six multiple sclerosis (MS) patients
who have had stem cell injections have produced "encouraging" results, scientists say. Researchers Find Possible "Master Regulator" of Blood Stem Cells08.06.2010 Master regulator could allow for easy growth direction,
organ creationNew Nerve Cells -- Even in Old Age: Researchers Find Different Types of Stem Cells in the Brains of Mature and Old Mice07.06.2010 After birth the brain loses many nerve cells and this
continues throughout life -- most neurons are formed before birth, after which many excess neurons degenerateStem cells: In search of a master controller06.06.2010 Rice bioengineers define relationship between key
regulatory proteinsStem cells from uterus treat Parkinsons in mice05.06.2010 Stem cells from the lining of a woman's uterus
transformed into brain cells when they were injected into mice whose brains had damage resembling
Parkinson's disease, researchers reported on Thursday.Stem cells captured for regenerative use04.06.2010 A U.S. chemical engineer has been awarded a $1.9 million
federal grant to develop techniques for cultivating stem cells for use in damaged tissue replacement.Stem cell treatment goes from lab to operating room03.06.2010 Imagine having your back cut open, part of your spine
removed, a stabilizing device that resembles a mini oil rig mounted on your back, the outer membrane
of your spinal cord sliced open and experimental stem cells injected into it -- all for the
advancement of science because it's not expected to benefit you.UM researcher to test stem cell treatment for Alzheimer's02.06.2010 Results from ALS trials spur optimismScientists provide groundbreaking new understanding of stem cells01.06.2010 In findings that could one day lead to new therapies,
researchers from The Scripps Research Institute have described some striking differences between the
biochemistry of stem cells versus mature cells.Stem Cells Hold Promising Potential: Reports31.05.2010 Research has revealed that thousands of patients may be
saved if some new medical reports are to be believed. It has been confirmed in laboratory tests that
cells extracted from leg veins can be grown in the lab and can be reinserted to stimulate the growth
of new cells in the human body13 additional stem cell lines eligible for federal funding, NIH says30.05.2010 The National Institutes of Health announced Tuesday that
13 additional lines of human embryonic stem cells are eligible for federal funding, including the
most widely used lineStem cells may repair malformed bone29.05.2010 A study led by the National Institutes of Health has
pinpointed the location of bone generating stem cells in the spine, shins and other bones. Extra Stem Cells Following From Surgery Could Be Used To Repair Damaged Hearts28.05.2010 For the first time ever scientists were able to extract
vital stem cells from sections of vein removed for heart bypass surgery. Researchers found that
these stem cells could potentially stimulate new blood vessels to grow in damaged heart muscles
after a heart attackGene silencing may be responsible for induced pluripotent stem cells' limitations27.05.2010 Scientists may be one step closer to being able to
generate any type of cells and tissues from a patient's own cells. In a study that will appear in
the journal Nature and is receiving early online release, investigators from the Massachusetts
General Hospital Center for Regenerative Medicine (MGH-CRM) and the Harvard Stem Cell Institute
(HSCI), describe finding that an important cluster of genes is inactivated in induced pluripotent
stem cells (iPSCs) that do not have the full development potential of embryonic stem cells.
Generated from adult cells, iPSCs have many characteristics of embryonic stem cells but also have
had significant limitations'Leftover' veins yield stem cells26.05.2010 Human veins left over from lifesaving bypass surgery
could be a source of "master" cells to help treat future heart problems, say scientists. Scientists Create Stem Cells from Eggs of Aging Mice25.05.2010 Technique Shows Promise in Ensuring Fertility and
Providing Tissue for Regenerative Medicine Mesenchymal stem cells rescue cardiomyoblasts from cell death in an in vitro ischemia model via direct cell-to-cell connections24.05.2010 Bone marrow derived mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are
promising candidates for cell based therapies in myocardial infarction. However, the exact
underlying cellular mechanisms are still not fully understood.Stem cells could be used to repair brain damage23.05.2010 It may soon be possible to repair damage to the human
brain by reactivating stem cells within the body that can grow on specially constructed
"biological scaffolding" inserted into the brain, scientists sayStem cells help heart regeneration after surgery: Study22.05.2010 A revolutionary treatment whereby stems cells are
injected into the heart during surgery could have enormous benefits for Canadians suffering from
chronic heart disease, according to researchers.Using Stem Cells to Study Alcohol Dependence21.05.2010 An estimated 14 million Americans - one in eight - are
addicted to alcohol or will develop an alcohol use disorder. Yet despite the very high personal and
economic costs, the vast majority of individuals with an alcohol use disorder never receive
treatment. Researchers at the UConn Health Center are trying to do something about that. And they
have a powerful ally - stem cells. Breast stem cells' hormone sensitivity presents new drug target20.05.2010 Breast stem cells are exquisitely sensitive to the
female hormones oestrogen and progesterone, according to researchers at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute.Study: Human stem cell survival keys discovered19.05.2010 A pair of chemicals make human embryonic stem cells
survive the "massive cell death" that often frustrates researchers, a Monday study finds.Blood vessels made from stem cells to replace synthetic vascular bypass grafts18.05.2010 By using adult stem cells, scientists have created
functional blood vessels that could one day replace synthetic grafts often required in various
vascular bypass surgeries, new research has revealedEU-funded study investigates kidney regeneration potential17.05.2010 A paper published in The Lancet journal, as part of a
series on renal medicine, has questioned if kidney regeneration may be possible in human beings as
it is in fish and other lower vertebrates. The work is part of an ongoing EU-funded research project
on the possibilities of kidney regeneration, and was carried out by a team from the Mario Negri
Institute for Pharmacological Research in Bergamo, Italy. Stem cell treatment shows early promise: Celgene16.05.2010 Celgene Corp said on Thursday its experimental stem cell
treatment showed promise in a tiny, Phase I study of patients with Crohn's disease who failed to
respond to prior therapy, according to initial results.Age-related molecular genetic changes of murine bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells15.05.2010 Mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) are pluripotent cells,
present in the bone marrow and other tissues that can differentiate into cells of all germ layers
and may be involved in tissue maintenance and repair in adult organisms. Because of their plasticity
and accessibility these cells are also prime candidates for regenerative medicineFunctional investigations on human mesenchymal stem cells exposed to magnetic fields and labeled with clinically approved iron nanoparticles14.05.2010 For clinical applications of mesenchymal stem cells
(MSCs), labeling and tracking is crucial to evaluate cell distribution and homing. Magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI) has been successfully established detecting MSCs labeled with
superparamagnetic particles of iron oxide (SPIO).Researchers find a better way to track stem cells13.05.2010 A study published in the current issue of Cell
Transplantation (19:1) has found that using the FDA-approved contrast agent Indocyanine Green (ICG)
to label human embryonic stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes (hESC-CMs) substantially improved efforts
to optically track stem cells after transplanting them into heart tissues. For Stem Cells, Practice Makes Perfect12.05.2010 Multipotent stem cells have the capacity to develop into
different types of cells by reprogramming their DNA to turn on different combinations of genesNASA Send Cells Into Space10.05.2010
Stem cell therapy to tackle HIV08.05.2010
Stem Cells For Spinal Cord Injuries07.05.2010
Insulin Signal Keeps Stem Cells Alive05.05.2010
Making Cells Live Forever in Quest for Cures01.05.2010
Israeli advance in stem cell tech30.04.2010
Child stem cell operation first29.04.2010
Biologic Joint Reconstruction Using Stem Cells Proven Successful In Patients With Arthritis20.04.2010
Canine 'fountain of youth'19.04.2010
Cord-blood banks oversell value: Marketplace16.04.2010
Researchers characterize stem cell function13.04.2010
Stanford Team Combines Sequencers to Detail Transcriptome Changes in Neural Cell Differentiation09.04.2010
Paralysed man has hopes of walking06.04.2010
Stem Cells in Your Teeth!04.04.2010
Breakthrough reveals blood vessel cells are key to growing unlimited amounts of adult stem cells03.04.2010
Scientist turns skin cells into heart cell26.03.2010
M. D. Anderson develops tool to measure severity of chronic graft-vs.-host disease symptoms25.03.2010
Like weed, cancer must die at root24.03.2010
Offering hope for tissue regeneration19.03.2010
Benefits of Osiris’ Mesenchymal Stem Cell Therapy Confirmed in Late-Stage Studies against SR-GvHD14.03.2010
Stem cell treatment improves Jaide's life11.03.2010
Umbilical Cord Blood A Lifesaver09.03.2010
Stem Cell Science and Fat Transplantation07.03.2010
Leukemia Patient Saved By Cord Blood Says "Thank You" To Mother And Baby He Will Never Know03.03.2010
Stem cell capsules to target broken bones02.03.2010
Stem cell births seen live01.03.2010
How a baby can help save a life27.02.2010
Delivering hope24.02.2010
Scientists reverse blood stem cell aging20.02.2010
Stem Cell Research Makes Another Advance19.02.2010
Skin Cells Transformed Directly Into Neurons09.02.2010
NeoStem: BioInsurance for the Future07.02.2010
Scientists target childhood leukemia cells03.02.2010
Stem Cell Treatment for Leukemia Improved26.01.2010
Stem Cells from Cord Blood Pass Early Test23.01.2010
Wild East or scientific feast?20.01.2010
Human immune cells — in mice19.01.2010
Worms aid understanding of stem cells17.01.2010
Fruit Fly Bodies Hoard Stem Cells12.01.2010
The Latest Front In the War on Arthritis10.01.2010
Iranians use stem cells to treat tinnitus09.01.2010
Blind child finds healing in China08.01.2010
Stem cell therapy offers new hope05.01.2010
Stem Cell as Anti-Aging "Medicine"02.01.2010
Lost a tooth? Boffins say grow a new one01.01.2010
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