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Stem cells: The secret to change
Unusual, versatile cells hold the key to regrowing lost tissues
Posted in Body & Health
Tagged adult stem cells, Anne Cherry, axon, cornea, dachshund, embryonic stem cells, feature, genetic disease, glaucoma, Harvard University, induced pluripotent stem cells, Iowa State University, iP stem cells, iPS cells, Iqbal Ahmad, Kyoto University, marrow, neuron, Nick Jeffery, Nobel prize, Pearson syndrome, red blood cells, retina, Robin Franklin, Shinya Yamanaka, specialization, spinal cord injury, Stem cells, topstories, University of Cambridge, University of Nebraska Medical Center, vision loss, white blood cells
The 2012 Nobel Prizes
Annual awards go to research on cells, atoms and light
Posted in Body & Health
Tagged Brian Kobilka, cell receptors, cloning, David Wineland, Dolly, Duke University, Ecole Normale Superieure, getinvolved, Jack Dixon, John Gurdon, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Nobel prize, pluripotent cells, Robert Lefkowitz, Serge Haroche, Shinya Yamanaka, Stem cells
Meat from scratch
Scientists are working to produce meat without killing animals
Posted in Food & Nutrition
Tagged feature, food chemistry, Genetic engineering, meat, molecular genetics, protein, Stem cells
From Stem Cell to Any Cell
The search is on for ways to use stem cells to treat injuries and cure diseases.
Posted in Body & Health
Tagged cells, differentiation, mitosis, reproduction, Stem cells
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