Stem Cells Therapy http://www.stemcellstherapy.me Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:07 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Dental disease as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/dental-disease-as-a-risk-factor-for-cardiovascular-disease/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/dental-disease-as-a-risk-factor-for-cardiovascular-disease/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:07 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/dental-disease-as-a-risk-factor-for-cardiovascular-disease/ Continue reading →]]> Background
Some years ago, the Finnish government sponsored a comprehensive study of the health risks of the Finnish people. They measured the rates of all kinds of diseases and did statistical correlations to see if there were any correlations. In an article published in British Medical Journal (BMJ), 1989 Mar 25;298(6676):779-81 showed that there was an unexpected correlation between dental disease and systemic disease (stroke, heart disease, diabetes). After correcting for age, exercise, diet, smoking, weight, blood cholesterol level, alcohol use and health care, people who had periodontal disease had a significantly higher incidence of heart disease, stroke and premature death. Read more…

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/dental-disease-as-a-risk-factor-for-cardiovascular-disease/feed/ 0 Secrecy surrounding genetically engineered grapes field tests can have serious repercussions http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/secrecy-surrounding-genetically-engineered-grapes-field-tests-can-have-serious-repercussions/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/secrecy-surrounding-genetically-engineered-grapes-field-tests-can-have-serious-repercussions/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/secrecy-surrounding-genetically-engineered-grapes-field-tests-can-have-serious-repercussions/ Continue reading →]]> UC Davis and Cornell University have the approval for testing genetically engineered grapes in California. In this case no application or environmental assessments were undertaken for the permits and there were just notifications given by the institutes. As far as the field tests are concerned there seems to be a veil of secrecy surrounding them therefore grape growers are not aware regarding the measures which need to be taken for protecting their vineyards from genetic contamination which could dent their image and even cause huge losses if the customers shun genetically engineered products. USDA was even criticized for not paying attention towards the field trials being undertaken and the U.S. Inspector General report said: USDA lacks basic information about the field test sites it approves and is responsible for monitoring, including where and how the crops are being grown, and what becomes of them at the end of the field test. It was only last month when a federal judge ruling stated that USDA cannot give approval for new GE field trials without environmental assessments but this wont be applicable to the grape field tests which have been already given permission. Such secrecy is expected to cause huge problems in the future for GE foods and if proper study and transparency is not ensured then genetically modified food will have a tough time ahead. Via napavalleyregister

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/secrecy-surrounding-genetically-engineered-grapes-field-tests-can-have-serious-repercussions/feed/ 0 Smartgels can avoid surgery for chronic lower back pain patients http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/smartgels-can-avoid-surgery-for-chronic-lower-back-pain-patients/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/smartgels-can-avoid-surgery-for-chronic-lower-back-pain-patients/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/smartgels-can-avoid-surgery-for-chronic-lower-back-pain-patients/ Continue reading →]]> University of Manchester scientists have figured out that injections of sponge-like particles could help in avoiding surgery required in case of chronic lower back pain. The researchers have developed tiny gel particles which when injected into the damaged area tend to swell and stiffen. It has been discovered that degenerated animal intervertebral discs having these injected microgels regained their mechanical properties. If this turns out to be successful then patients would be able to gain their mobility after receiving these injections. When dispersed in water the microgel particles turn into smart sponges. It is a low pH fluid which can be injected with the aid a syringe and at physiological pH values it turns to stiff gel. It was developed in response to the need for non surgical method for repairing of intervertebral discs. In the future we might see biodegradable microgels releasing additives for stimulation of regeneration of intervertebral disc tissue. Via biologynews

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/smartgels-can-avoid-surgery-for-chronic-lower-back-pain-patients/feed/ 0 Notorious cancer gene may be responsible for tumor growth http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/notorious-cancer-gene-may-be-responsible-for-tumor-growth/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/notorious-cancer-gene-may-be-responsible-for-tumor-growth/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/notorious-cancer-gene-may-be-responsible-for-tumor-growth/ Continue reading →]]> A recent study has confirmed that a notorious cancer gene may be the reason for growth of tumor. Research involved the study of a protein called PMR1 which is a major player in the unusual mechanism that cells use for restraining the production of important proteins. Daniel R. Schoenberg, Professor, molecular and cellular biochemistry stated: The link between Src and cancer was discovered 30 years ago, but to this day, we still don’t know its exact role in tumor development. Our data suggest that Src may promote cancer by causing PMR1 to halt production of proteins that normally put the brakes on cell growth – tumor-suppressor proteins, for example, or other growth-regulating proteins The researchers figured out that activation takes place when PMR1 is joined temporarily by an unidentified enzyme and a contact with these enzymes leads to some changes in PMR1 properties and it also binds its targets mRNA. Via biologynews

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/notorious-cancer-gene-may-be-responsible-for-tumor-growth/feed/ 0 Preserve meats the ‘green way’ using green tea and some wildflower dark honey http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/preserve-meats-the-%e2%80%98green-way%e2%80%99-using-green-tea-and-some-wildflower-dark-honey/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/preserve-meats-the-%e2%80%98green-way%e2%80%99-using-green-tea-and-some-wildflower-dark-honey/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/preserve-meats-the-%e2%80%98green-way%e2%80%99-using-green-tea-and-some-wildflower-dark-honey/ Continue reading →]]> Now you can avoid those chemical preservatives used to reduce pathogenic bacteria in meats. Go the ‘green’ way inspite. Extracts from green tea or Jasmine tea do all the magic taking the help of some wildflower dark honey. This scientific non-chemical, organic mixture can reduced Listeria monocytogenes in a turkey breast slice by 10 to 20 percent. Even applied to hot dogs, similar pathogen reductions have been observed. Daniel Fung, the Kansas State University food science professor who supervised the research for the Food Safety Consortium said, Our results indicated that Jasmine tea with honey and green tea with honey had the highest antimicrobial activity. Innovative and impertinent Fung said, We’re thinking of using tea to wash carcasses because of its natural compounds. If you can use tea or honey to wash carcasses instead of lactic acid, you can use a natural compound on the surface of meat.

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/preserve-meats-the-%e2%80%98green-way%e2%80%99-using-green-tea-and-some-wildflower-dark-honey/feed/ 0 Bdelloid rotifers evolving over the past forty million years without sex http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/bdelloid-rotifers-evolving-over-the-past-forty-million-years-without-sex/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/bdelloid-rotifers-evolving-over-the-past-forty-million-years-without-sex/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/bdelloid-rotifers-evolving-over-the-past-forty-million-years-without-sex/ Continue reading →]]> We were up till now aware of the fact that sexual reproduction was the only means of bringing life into this world but a group of microscopic organisms seems to have broken this fact. A recent study has found out that since the past forty million years Bdelloid rotifers were evolving without sex. These aquatic animals thrive in wet areas and are asexual. In this case the Bdelloid rotifers produce eggs which are genetic clones of the mother and above all there is no male species, just females out there doing their job. That sounds amazing!! We are all aware of the fact that asexual animals cannot evolve and mutate over a period of time but study of the fossil records of bdelloid rotifers has stated that their existence can be traced back to forty million years. Up till now it was thought that sexual reproduction was important for spitting into divergent species but this has shocked everybody and also left a question to be answered as to how these species have been able to diverge without the addition of any genetic material. Via cbc

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/bdelloid-rotifers-evolving-over-the-past-forty-million-years-without-sex/feed/ 0 Soluble Omega-3 fats for cosmetics developed by Zymes http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/soluble-omega-3-fats-for-cosmetics-developed-by-zymes/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/soluble-omega-3-fats-for-cosmetics-developed-by-zymes/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/soluble-omega-3-fats-for-cosmetics-developed-by-zymes/ Continue reading →]]> A water soluble omega 3 fatty acid has been developed by Zymes using nanotechnology for cosmetic applications. Since Omega 3 has got a dense composition of oil therefore at times it becomes difficult for formulating it with other ingredients. Here nanotechnology comes into picture as it offers increased solubility along with bioavailability and particle size reduction at nanometer level which leads to increased opportunities for companies looking to supplement their products with natural functional ingredients. Ubisol-Aqua from Zymes implements nanotechnology for improving the solubility of drugs and ingredients which are water insoluble and hence it becomes difficult for the human body to absorb it. The company has developed an omega 3fatty acid with 34 nanometers which implies that smaller particles could be absorbed easily into the skin or hair shaft of the user. It is also expected to increase the health benefits to the consumers. Via cosmeticdesign

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/soluble-omega-3-fats-for-cosmetics-developed-by-zymes/feed/ 0 Ruckus over FDA’s approval to food from cloned animals http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/ruckus-over-fda%e2%80%99s-approval-to-food-from-cloned-animals/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/ruckus-over-fda%e2%80%99s-approval-to-food-from-cloned-animals/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/ruckus-over-fda%e2%80%99s-approval-to-food-from-cloned-animals/ Continue reading →]]> The Food and Drug Administration is facing criticism over its recent preliminary approval to food from cloned animals as a consumer group has charged the agency for using flawed analysis. According to the Center for Food Safety, the FDA could not find studies on milk or meat from clones and whether they’re safe and the agency relied on studies done on cloned animals and whether they appeared healthy. Claiming that the conclusions drawn by the FDA was based on ‘scant data from few peer-reviewed studies’, Charles Margulis, a spokesman for Center for Food Safety, said: There isn’t the science to show that these foods are safe. I think the agency was heavily influenced by the biotechnology industry. Though FDA was tight lipped, Val Giddings, a scientist who consults with biotechnology companies, has come forward in FDA’s defence. According to Giddings an exhaustive amount of peer-reviewed data was the base of the conclusion. Giddings said: There’s not a single shred of data to suggest that food derived from clones or their offspring is in any way unsafe. All of what FDA has done here has been completely transparent. The FDA found that food from clones and food from conventional livestock has no virtual difference between and therefore special labels for cloned food would be necessary. Center for Food Safety might be in the process of waging a war against the FDA but Dean Foods Co. of Dallas has already decided to go against the idea of cloned food. Nations biggest milk company has decided it would not sell milk from cloned cows. The company’s decision was influenced by various surveys suggesting the dislike for dairy products from clones by Americans. Source.

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/ruckus-over-fda%e2%80%99s-approval-to-food-from-cloned-animals/feed/ 0 South Korea again gives a go ahead to use of human eggs in cloning research http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/south-korea-again-gives-a-go-ahead-to-use-of-human-eggs-in-cloning-research/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/south-korea-again-gives-a-go-ahead-to-use-of-human-eggs-in-cloning-research/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/south-korea-again-gives-a-go-ahead-to-use-of-human-eggs-in-cloning-research/ Continue reading →]]> South Korea is playing a risky game as it has given the permission for using human eggs in cloning research despite a high level scandal in their country which involved one of their top scientists admitting to his involvement in doctored research work. Hwang Woo-suk was the scientist who had claimed that he had cloned human embryos and extracted stem cells from them but it was found out that all his claims were false. What raised eyes were when eggs required for research were donated by a female scientist in his team and this questioned the ethics of such practice. This shameful incident caused Hwang Woo-suk to resign from his post at the Seoul National University and is now facing trial for misappropriation of government funds. In order to get over the shameful act the government has again given a go ahead to use of human eggs in cloning but this time with an act of caution and under a new set of guidelines has asked that researchers should only use eggs which are to be destroyed after fertility treatments or from other legal ways and a prior license would have to be obtained from the government for undertaking research. It seems this time South Korea wants to take no chances. Via theage

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/south-korea-again-gives-a-go-ahead-to-use-of-human-eggs-in-cloning-research/feed/ 0 B-12 vitamin puzzle solved by MIT biologist http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/b-12-vitamin-puzzle-solved-by-mit-biologist/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/b-12-vitamin-puzzle-solved-by-mit-biologist/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/b-12-vitamin-puzzle-solved-by-mit-biologist/ Continue reading →]]> This mystery had troubled researchers for decades but Harvard and MIT researchers have finally been able to join all the pieces together. They have been able to figure out the last link of the synthesis pathway of vitamin B-12. This vitamin makes an immense contribution to the health of human beings. The researchers found out that a single enzyme synthesis the fragment and this outlines a new reaction mechanism which requires cannibalization of another vitamin. Graham Walker, Professor of biology, MIT stated: The work, which has roots in an MIT undergraduate teaching laboratory, completes a piece of our understanding of a process very fundamental to life. Researchers have now come to know that a mutant which has a defective form of enzyme known as BluB results ion B12 not being synthesized. Now a question which still needs to be solved is at to why soil bacteria synthesize B12 at all. Let’s hope the researchers come up with an answer for this question too. Via biologynews

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/b-12-vitamin-puzzle-solved-by-mit-biologist/feed/ 0 New technology licensed by Pain Therapeutics for treating hemophilia http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/new-technology-licensed-by-pain-therapeutics-for-treating-hemophilia/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/new-technology-licensed-by-pain-therapeutics-for-treating-hemophilia/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:06 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/new-technology-licensed-by-pain-therapeutics-for-treating-hemophilia/ Continue reading →]]> Do you know that Hemophilia is a rare inherited blood clotting disorder which affects more than 4, 00,000 people worldwide? In order to cure this disease, Pain Therapeutics has licensed a new technology for treatment of this disorder. It was Stanford University School of Medicine which originally developed this technology and it would be entering the clinic by 2008. Remi Barbier, President and CEO, Pain Therapeutics stated: This licensing is part of our strategy to develop novel drug candidates in hematology/oncology, while maintaining a business model that requires a modest outlay of cash. Within a year the company would be developing a novel drug candidate which would be targeting major mechanism underlying hemophilia. Though the basic research would be undertaken at Stanford Pain Therapeutics would be focusing on the clinical program. Let’s hope that this time we are able to eradicate this disease from this world. Via prnewswire

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/new-technology-licensed-by-pain-therapeutics-for-treating-hemophilia/feed/ 0 Nano Improved Transformer Oil http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/nano-improved-transformer-oil/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/nano-improved-transformer-oil/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:03 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/nano-improved-transformer-oil/ Continue reading →]]> Rice University scientists have created a nano-infused oil that could greatly enhance the ability of devices as large as electrical transformers and as small as microelectronic components to shed excess heat. Research in the lab of Rice materials scientist Pulickel Ajayan, which appears in the American Chemical Society journal ACS Nano, could raise the efficiency of such transformer oils by as …Source:
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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/nano-improved-transformer-oil/feed/ 0 Genetic Technologies Files Quarterly Activities Report and ASX Appendix 4C for Quarter Ended December 31, 2011 http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/genetic-technologies-files-quarterly-activities-report-and-asx-appendix-4c-for-quarter-ended-december-31-2011/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/genetic-technologies-files-quarterly-activities-report-and-asx-appendix-4c-for-quarter-ended-december-31-2011/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:55:02 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/genetic-technologies-files-quarterly-activities-report-and-asx-appendix-4c-for-quarter-ended-december-31-2011/ MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA– – Genetic Technologies Limited today announced it has filed its Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 4C for period ending December 31, 2011 in accordance with the ASX.Total cash …Source:
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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/genetic-technologies-files-quarterly-activities-report-and-asx-appendix-4c-for-quarter-ended-december-31-2011/feed/ 0 Funding for Personalized Medicine Research http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/funding-for-personalized-medicine-research/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/funding-for-personalized-medicine-research/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:54:59 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/funding-for-personalized-medicine-research/ Continue reading →]]> The Cancer Stem Cell Consortium (CSCC) is a partner in the 2012 Large-Scale Applied Research Project Competition of Genome Canada, in collaboration with the first phase of the Personalized Medicine Signature Initiative of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). Genome Canada is leading the research competition. An excerpt from Fact Sheet: The Potential of Personalized Medicine:
Funding of $67.5M will come from Genome Canada ($40 million), CIHR ($22.5 million) and the Cancer Stem Cell Consortium ($5 million). Projects will be funded for a maximum of four years. To qualify for funding, researchers must obtain matching funding that at is least equal to that provided through the competition, which will bring the total investment in this research area to close to $140 million. Matching funding is typically derived from provincial, academic, private sector or international sources.

Details about the competition are available here.

Press releases, dated January 31, 2012, about the federal government’s support for personalized medicine, are available here and here.

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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/funding-for-personalized-medicine-research/feed/ 0 “Wide-ranging applications for pluripotent stem cells” http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/%e2%80%9cwide-ranging-applications-for-pluripotent-stem-cells%e2%80%9d/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/%e2%80%9cwide-ranging-applications-for-pluripotent-stem-cells%e2%80%9d/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:54:58 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/%e2%80%9cwide-ranging-applications-for-pluripotent-stem-cells%e2%80%9d/ Many more diseases can be targeted, says expertSource:
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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/%e2%80%9cwide-ranging-applications-for-pluripotent-stem-cells%e2%80%9d/feed/ 0 Researchers turn skin cells into neural precusors, bypassing stem-cell stage http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/researchers-turn-skin-cells-into-neural-precusors-bypassing-stem-cell-stage/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/researchers-turn-skin-cells-into-neural-precusors-bypassing-stem-cell-stage/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:54:58 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/researchers-turn-skin-cells-into-neural-precusors-bypassing-stem-cell-stage/ Continue reading →]]> Mouse skin cells can be converted directly into cells that become the three main parts of the nervous system, according to researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine. The finding is an extension of a previous study by the same group showing that mouse and human skin cells can be directly converted into functional neurons.Source:
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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/researchers-turn-skin-cells-into-neural-precusors-bypassing-stem-cell-stage/feed/ 0 Adult stem cells testing offers promising results http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/adult-stem-cells-testing-offers-promising-results/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/adult-stem-cells-testing-offers-promising-results/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:54:57 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/adult-stem-cells-testing-offers-promising-results/ Continue reading →]]> I must admit that, the more I read about what stem cells — especially adult (or "tis-sue") stem cells that are not under the current res-trictions on the use of embryonic stem cells — the more I am incredibly impressed at the growing successful results of the use of such stem cells, especially in trials where they have been so successful in research and testing results literally around the …Source:
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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/adult-stem-cells-testing-offers-promising-results/feed/ 0 Blacks urged to donate blood, stem cells http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/blacks-urged-to-donate-blood-stem-cells/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/blacks-urged-to-donate-blood-stem-cells/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:54:57 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/blacks-urged-to-donate-blood-stem-cells/ An urgent shortage of blood and stem cells in the black community is costing lives, Canada's blood agency warns.Source:
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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/blacks-urged-to-donate-blood-stem-cells/feed/ 0 Hepatitis Research May Benefit From Stem Cells http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/hepatitis-research-may-benefit-from-stem-cells/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/hepatitis-research-may-benefit-from-stem-cells/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:54:57 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/hepatitis-research-may-benefit-from-stem-cells/ Continue reading →]]> Hepatitis C is a viral disease that leads to inflammation and organ failure. However, researchers are puzzled as to why some individuals are very susceptible to the disease, while others are not. Researchers believe they could find out how genetic variations produce these different responses by investigating liver cells from different individuals in the lab. However, liver cells are hard to …Source:
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]]> http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/hepatitis-research-may-benefit-from-stem-cells/feed/ 0 Stem cells could drive hepatitis research forward http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/stem-cells-could-drive-hepatitis-research-forward/ http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/stem-cells-could-drive-hepatitis-research-forward/#comments Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:54:57 +0000 admin http://www.stemcellstherapy.me/stem-cells-could-drive-hepatitis-research-forward/ Researchers have produced liver-like cells from induced pluripotent stem cells. By creating liver-like cells, scientists can study why people respond differently to Hepatitis C.Source:
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