The Marthas Vineyard Hebrew Center recently held a forum to discuss how to mitigate the fallout from the recently overturned Roe v. Wade decision by the Supreme Court, and to highlight the chief notion of the discourse advocacy for reproductive justice
Scientists may have rooted out a discovery that could put an end to baldness. This is according to a study published in Biophysical Journal that has revealed that a single protein, responsible for helping hair follicles create new life, also determines when they die. Stem cells responsible for healing the body are also found in hair follicles
image:Following a transplantation procedure, human photoreceptor precursor cells labeled red migrated and integrated into a degenerated canine retina. The green label is a synaptic maker, suggesting the transplanted cells began forming a connection with second-order neurons in the retina. view more Credit: Courtesy of the Beltran lab/Stem Cell Reports What if, in people with blinding retinal disorders, one could simply introduce into the retina healthy photoreceptor cells derived in a dish from stem cells, and restore sight?
Wilmington, Delaware, United States, Transparency Market Research Inc.: A significant ascent in the reception of stream cytometry methods in the clinical preliminaries and exploration exercises is projected to empower the development of the worldwide stream cytometry market in the coming years. Read Report Overview - https://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/flow-cytometry-market.html The expanding predominance of disease and HIV/AIDS and the innovative advancements are expected to draw in an enormous number of players, hence upgrading the market development soon
Dr. Jennifer Lang splits most of her work life treating patients at Gates Vascular Institute and conducting research in her lab several floors up in the same building
The British Heart Foundation announced the winner of its $36 million Big Beat Challenge, one of the largest non-commercial awards ever given for heart research. The winning team, CureHeart, brings together researchers from the U.K., U.S.
Stem cells sent to space A team of scientists is working on research that is quite literally out of this world. Their ultimate hope is to stop diseases like Parkinsons and multiple sclerosis, and theyre going to incredible lengths to do it. BETHESDA, Md.
Jana K. Dickter, M.D., City of Hope associate clinical professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases City of Hope announced July 27 that a 66-year-old man who was diagnosed with HIV in 1988 has been in remission from the virus for over 17 months after stopping antiretroviral therapy (ART) for the disease following a stem cell transplant from an unrelated donor for acute leukemia. Jana K.
Research led by Muhammad Riaz, PhD, Jinkyu Park, PhD, and Lorenzo Sewanan, MD, PhD, from the Qyang and Campbell laboratories at Yale, provides a mechanism to identify abnormalities linked with a hereditary cardiac condition, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), in which walls of the left ventricle become abnormally thick and often stiff.
What if, in people with blinding retinal disorders, one could simply introduce into the retina healthy photoreceptor cells derived in a dish from stem cells, and restore sight?
Recent Comments