The idea of cancer treatment suddenly came from an 8-year-old girl
Through the story with his father, a scientist, an 8-year-old girl Camilla Lisanti suggested using antibiotics to kill dangerous cells that cause cancer.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Stem Cells.
254 published items.
Through the story with his father, a scientist, an 8-year-old girl Camilla Lisanti suggested using antibiotics to kill dangerous cells that cause cancer.
Researchers claim to have found a new stem cell therapy, which can help people re-grow lost limbs or parts like lizards.
An experimental study in mice showed a higher likelihood of developing cancer when the diet was high in fat.
This study has been widely regarded as a major step forward in in vitro fertilization methods, especially in the context that about 15% of couples in the world are in a…
Normally in healthy pancreases, beta cell clusters produce insulin to help the body control blood sugar.
For the first time in history, Japanese scientists have been able to use stem cell methods to successfully develop human ears on the back of a mouse.
Last November, scientists presented the progress of this idea in a workshop at the National Institutes of Health and Health Research (Maryland).
Teixobactin super antibiotic, artificial kidney from thought-controlled stem cells and prosthetics are important achievements of world medicine in 2015.
To date, Dr. Nathan Welham has argued that the replacement of a damaged human vocal cords is theoretically possible.
Children born from artificial wombs, older women can become pregnant, human embryos will become familiar and no longer a major moral issue in 30 years, some experts pred…
The Dutch artificial meat research team said it would launch the first low-cost hamburgers to market in 2020.
Stem cells are germ cells or basal cells that help create all the other cells in the human body, ensuring the full functioning of organs in the body such as the brain, h…
American company EpiBone succeeded in creating bone from human cells, opening a revolution in medicine.
Scientists from Ohio State University have succeeded in developing a near-complete human brain in the laboratory from stem cell tissue.
Scientists at the Scripps Biomedical Research Institute in the United States have found a way to regenerate bone from stem cells.