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Washington, Dec 26 : Touted as a remedy for common cold, Vitamin C has also shown promise in slowing down the ageing process. Comment?
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Years of sickness, health: Medicine's decade in review
Nationally, the biggest medical stories of the 21st century's first decade involved anticipation of the fruits of ongoing genetic and stem cell research, fields that promise to revolutionize medicine. Comment?
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The role of oxygen availability in embryonic development and stem cell function
Abstract Low levels of oxygen occur naturally in developing embryos. Cells respond to their hypoxic microenvironment by stimulating several hypoxia-inducible factors , which then coordinate the development of the blood, vasculature, placenta, nervous system and other organs. Comment?
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Stanford Scientists Identify Protein That Keeps Stem Cells Poised For Action
... how only the relevant genes are targeted and remain poised for action is a hot topic in embryonic stem cell research," said Joanna Wysocka, PhD, assistant professor of developmental biology and of chemical and systems biology. "Our results shed ... Comment?
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Advances made in reprogramming of skin cells
By fusing mouse and human cells, scientists at Stanford have uncovered part of the mechanism involved in reprogramming skin cells back to their embryonic origin, and in doing so have shed light on the critical role played by a protein. Comment?
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Chris LoDuca's saviour could be from anywhere - Europe, North America, Detroit or even Windsor. Comment?
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Protein that keeps stem cells poised for action identified
... how only the relevant genes are targeted and remain poised for action is a hot topic in embryonic stem cell research,' said Dr Joanna Wysocka, assistant professor of developmental biology and of chemical and systems biology. 'Our results shed light ... Comment?
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Vitamin C helps reprogram adult cells into stem cells
Washington, December 25 : Vitamin C helps boost the reprogramming of adult cells into stem cells, according to a study. Comment?
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February: Cordish drops Starks plans
The Cordish Co. dropped its plans to expand its Fourth Street Live entertainment district in the first floor of the neighboring Starks Building. Comment?
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$1.4 Million Grant Received By Boston University School Of Medicine
Main Category: Cystic Fibrosis Also Included In: Stem Cell Research ; Respiratory / Asthma Article Date: 25 Dec 2009 - 0:00 PST Boston University School of Medicine's Pulmonary Center has received a two-year $1.4 million grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute to derive stem cells and lung progenitors from patients with lung ... Comment?
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School Of Medicine Receives $30 Million Grant To Coordinate A...
A University of Maryland School of Medicine researcher will lead the coordinating center for a consortium of our nation's most prominent scientists in the field of stem cell research. Comment?
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Stem cell therapy restores British man's eyesight -- Engadget
... skin etc. There is no ethnic controversy related to this research. It is often confused with embryonic stem cell research. Another application is the bone marrow transplant. Even though it is great news, the technique in this case is pretty simple: ... Comment?
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Medical bills rob family of home
Brandy has been diagnosed with multiple myeloma, an incurable bone marrow cancer, though she said treatment can put the disease into remission for a oea good long time.a The Brown got behind on their house payments after Eric lost his job in retail sales and Brandya s medical bills started piling up. Comment?
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Willamina Clayton is just 2 years old, but she has the residents of Hoopeston and beyond wrapped around her little finger. Comment?
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Americans value science, but not all of it: survey
... the public agree it is appropriate for scientists to take part in political debate over issues such as stem cell research. And even Americans who disagree with scientific conclusions think highly of scientists. More than two-thirds of those who say ... Comment?
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Identification of a myeloid committed progenitor as the...
Nakamichi's tags for this article cancer-stem-cell Nakamichi cancer-stem-cell Abstract Acute promyelocytic leukemia is characterized by a block in differentiation and accumulation of promyelocytes in the bone marrow and blood. Comment?
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Editor: In response to your editorial Friday, "Institute is a petri dish for patronage." Stem cell research is the future of medicine and the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine has put California at its forefront. Comment?
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Noshi-do Lesson Five: How to Combat Premature Aging
Other articles have discussed the role of anti-oxidants in preventing premature aging. Comment?
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Stem Cell Nutrition: The Way Forward?
This article takes a look at stem cells. Increased understanding of the role of stem cells in the body may hold out the very real prospect of a quantum leap forward in the field of nutrition and natural health. Comment?
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Vitamin C Boosts the Induction of Pluripotent Stem Cells
STEM CELL SURGE: Human skin cells in the petri dish on the right were treated with vitamin C, which boosted their progression to iPS cell colonies . Comment?
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