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Miniaturized Human Heart On A Chip Offers Promise For Safer Cancer Treatments
The groundbreaking technology addresses a critical concern in cancer therapy. Many effective cancer drugs carry the potential side effect of heart damage.
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Insulin-Producing Pancreatic Cells Created From Human Skin
Scientists have successfully converted human skin cells into functional pancreatic cells, a breakthrough that may lead to a personalised cell therapy for diabetics and spell end for daily insulin injections.
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First Serotonin Neurons Made From Human Stem Cells
For the first time, researchers have used stem cells to create a specialised nerve cell that makes serotonin, a signalling chemical with a broad role in the brain.
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Researchers Create Functional Retinal Tissue With Stem Cells
The retinal tissue created in the laboratory using human induced pluripotent stem cells includes functioning photoreceptor cells.
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British-Japanese duo win Nobel Prize for stem cell research
Shinya Yamanaka of Japan and John B. Gurdon of Britain won the Nobel Medicine Prize on Monday for their groundbreaking work on stem cells, the jury said. The pair were honoured "for the discovery that mature cells can be reprogrammed to become pluripotent," it said.
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Miniaturized Human Heart On A Chip Offers Promise For Safer Cancer Treatments
The groundbreaking technology addresses a critical concern in cancer therapy. Many effective cancer drugs carry the potential side effect of heart damage.
-
Insulin-Producing Pancreatic Cells Created From Human Skin
Scientists have successfully converted human skin cells into functional pancreatic cells, a breakthrough that may lead to a personalised cell therapy for diabetics and spell end for daily insulin injections.
-
First Serotonin Neurons Made From Human Stem Cells
For the first time, researchers have used stem cells to create a specialised nerve cell that makes serotonin, a signalling chemical with a broad role in the brain.
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Researchers Create Functional Retinal Tissue With Stem Cells
The retinal tissue created in the laboratory using human induced pluripotent stem cells includes functioning photoreceptor cells.
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British-Japanese duo win Nobel Prize for stem cell research
Shinya Yamanaka of Japan and John B. Gurdon of Britain won the Nobel Medicine Prize on Monday for their groundbreaking work on stem cells, the jury said. The pair were honoured "for the discovery that mature cells can be reprogrammed to become pluripotent," it said.
