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A project that shocked the world to find out if it was possible to revive the brains of the deceased received consent from medical surveillance organizations.
Stem cell technology has just taken a new step when Japanese doctors fit
Although scientists have previously found a way to create artificial blood in the laboratory from stem cells, the amount of red blood cells is still small and immature,…
British scientists successfully created an immortal cell, capable of producing infinite red blood cells, which helps reduce dependence on donated blood.
Currently, in the world, stem cell therapy has been studied and used to treat many different diseases, including lung diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary dise…
British scientists successfully built the world's first artificial embryo in the laboratory using stem cells.
In the future, humans can eat meat but do not need to kill animals thanks to the technique of creating meat from stem cells.
Scientific experts from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) have successfully studied bone regeneration techniques from stem cells in bone mar…
A group of scientists from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School used adult skin cells to regenerate functional heart tissue.
UK scientists have published a report showing that cells in amniotic fluid surrounding the developing fetus can regenerate aging and weakening bone cells.
Throughout life, people continuously produce new skin and exfoliate skin. However, until now, the scientific community has not agreed on the exact mechanism of this proc…
Scientists in Japan have used cardiac muscle cells derived from a monkey's stem cells to treat the sick hearts of five other monkeys.
US scientists are trying to develop human organs inside pigs by injecting human stem cells into pig embryos to produce pig embryos - humans.
Japanese scientists have just announced the successful transplants of human skin cells, opening hope for many blind people around the world.
This is the first time researchers have succeeded in converting pluripotent stem cells into beta pancreatic cells.