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Why do we get older when cells are always replicating?
The human body is not designed to live very long and is usually limited to the age of 90. So why do we age and what does aging really mean?
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Biology
Find ways to re-grow limbs in humans
Restoring the original shape of the limbs, broken bones and damaged brains can become a reality after scientists discover a particular gene.
Biology
Regenerating gums with stem cell technology
Japanese scientists have just announced that they have successfully studied gum regeneration technology by taking advantage of stem cells taken from the bone marrow of p…
Medicine - Health
Research: Fasting 24 hours helps strengthen stem cell regeneration
If fasting for a day can reactivate the process of regenerating these stem cells, it will be a miraculous effect, well worth exploring.
Medicine - Health
Successfully recreating retinal cells with 3D inkjet printers
The study was co-chaired by neuroscientists Keith Martin and Barbara Lorber of Cambridge University.
Medicine - Health
Nerve cell regeneration of mental patients
Researchers have successfully developed neurons from people with schizophrenia for use in testing new drugs and delving into the complex mechanisms of the disease.
Medicine - Health
How to treat nerve damage with stem cells
Argentinian doctors have successfully performed the world's first transplanted mesenchymal stem cell into the brain of a quadriplegic patient, opening a new pathway for…