First cure for type 1 diabetes with stem cells
Less than 3 months after being treated for type 1 diabetes with stem cells, the patient's body began to produce insulin on its own.
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Less than 3 months after being treated for type 1 diabetes with stem cells, the patient's body began to produce insulin on its own.
Nowadays, 'taking umbilical cord blood' and 'storing umbilical cord blood stem cells' are no longer strange concepts.
The idea of creating drugs to support stroke treatment using secretions from stem cells won the Stem Cell Innovation Award with a reward of 20 million VND, awarded o…
Chinese scientists have transformed human somatic cells back into pluripotent stem cells using chemical molecules.
Scientists at Hokkaido University, Japan have developed a hydrogel capable of turning cancer cells back into cancer stem cells in 24 hours.
In a new study published in the journal Nature, the researchers said they could grow multi-layered skin tissue capable of growing hair, hair, sebum secretion and touch.
Scientists have been trying to find the answer to this question for a long time. The good news is that after years of research, we now have some idea of the mechanism…
By injecting human stem cells into mouse embryos, the scientists will create mouse varieties for more accurate test results.
This technique uses only made from human skin cells to assist surgeons suturing wounds to patients, to replace materials that may cause reactions to the body.
Scientists have successfully created pigs with monkey stem cells for the first time, approaching the goal of cultivating human organs in animals.
Scientists at the University of California at Davis (USA) have discovered the genetic mechanism of tissue regeneration in hydrothermal species living in freshwater, this…
US researchers reversed the damage caused by myocardial infarction by injecting patients with seemingly discarded cells.
Most creatures gradually age and die. But we have more fortunate creatures: It seems they know how to escape the fateful cycle.
For the first time in the world, a group of Japanese researchers have used human multi-functional stem cells (iPS) to create immature reproductive cells, which can devel…
Dr. Aubrey de Gray believes that people will live for a long time and the future world no longer has aging-related diseases.