Scarecrow might just get his wish: Scientists try to grow a brain - AMERICAblog (blog)

Scarecrow might just get his wish: Scientists try to grow a brainAMERICAblog (blog)Teeth have also been replaced by prostheses for hundreds of years. But over that past dozen or so years, medical bioengineering has undergone some radical transformations using computers, new technology and tissue production from stem cells. and more read more

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Scientists use stem cells to grow tiny human brains - Houston Chronicle (blog)

Scientists use stem cells to grow tiny human brainsHouston Chronicle (blog)Using stem cells, a mix of nutrients and their scientific knowledge, these scientists created mini-brains, which measure about 4 millimeters or 0.16 inch. As small as the mini-brains are, they mean big things for future advances in studying diseases read more

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Human Stem Cell Patent Covers Ineligible Subject Matter And Work Was ... - 4-traders (press release)

Human Stem Cell Patent Covers Ineligible Subject Matter And Work Was 4-traders (press release)WASHINGTON, Sept. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ A patent on human embryonic stem cells held by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) covers ineligible subject matter and was anticipated by and obvious in view of earlier and more read more

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New recombinant antibody can isolate stem cells from umbilical cord blood - EurekAlert (press release)

New recombinant antibody can isolate stem cells from umbilical cord bloodEurekAlert (press release)New Rochelle, NY, September 3, 2013 new recombinant antibody can detect and isolate mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), a nonembryonic source of stem cells with promising applications in tissue engineering, blood stem cell transplantation, and read more

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4 UCLA stem cell researchers receive CIRM Early Translational grants - EurekAlert (press release)

4 UCLA stem cell researchers receive CIRM Early Translational grantsEurekAlert (press release)The grants are part of CIRM s Early Translational Research Initiative, which aims to advance promising, innovative discoveries using stem cells. In this early translation phase, scientists are expected to do research that will result in the read more

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Florida Hospital launches stem cell study to reduce side effects of stroke - Orlando Business Journal

Florida Hospital launches stem cell study to reduce side effects of strokeOrlando Business JournalFlorida Hospital is hoping to get one step closer to minimizing the long-term side effects of a stroke. Orlando-based Florida Hospital Neuroscience Institute is launching a clinical trial to study the safety and efficacy of administering adult stem read more

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Histogen's Method of Generating Multipotent Stem Cells Receives US Patent - PR Web (press release)

Histogen s Method of Generating Multipotent Stem Cells Receives US PatentPR Web (press release)The issued patent covers Histogen s method of triggering the de-differentiation of fibroblast cells into multipotent stem cells through low oxygen and special culture conditions. The resulting multipotent cells naturally secrete a variety of soluble read more

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