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Researchers working at UC Davis Vascular Center, have embarked on a highly feasible study, involving the use of the patient's own stem cells ...
US scientists have successfully built a special gun, capable of spraying new skin cells, helping to cure the damaged area of the burned victim.
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…
Advanced Cell Technology, a program to treat macular degeneration of Advanced Cell Technology, Inc., is treated through the use of retinal pigment epithelial cells deriv…
Scientific achievements can be traced back to ideas that were initially considered to be very vague and utopian ideas. However, it was from these unexpected ideas that m…
Fat tissue stem cells are taken from the patient's belly fat, after many stages of treatment will be injected into the patient's knee joint for treatment.
Thanks to the tremendous progress in stem cell technology, pancreatic and intestinal cells can now be created in the laboratory.
Cancer cells can be burned with new technology, using the magnetic field of magnets in combination with iron oxide molecules.
Human brain stem cells, after being implanted in the brain of newborn babies, can develop and act like mouse brain cells.
For the first time in medical history, stem cell therapy has restored its activity in a once-paralyzed primates because of a spinal injury.
British scientists recover nerve damage caused by multiple sclerosis by activating the regenerative function of stem cells in the brain.
American scientists claim that the two parents can still have a common child is no longer a fantasy but a prospect of reality.
The US company ACT will test the second treatment to test how it will affect blind people using their stem cells.
Grafting stem cells into experimental mice with thigh muscle injury showed that muscle muscles recovered faster and stronger before injury.