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Casual Friday -WoT with Thor And Mortener"E-100 and Stemcell Researtch" " Casual Friday Episode 6 We have a bit of a talk about stem cell research, going to the toilet and washing your hands 🙂 A bit of a longer one today, got guests Thor And Mortener Today,... By: Ik … Continue reading →

President Obama on Stem Cell Research ( PhytoScience India ) CALL AMIT JAISWAL 9711879531 LAUNCH OF WORLD' S BEST BINARY CONCEPT ~~ PhytoScience Sdn Bhd, is a global health wellness company stands at the forefront of product innovation and committed to helping people take... By: Miracle Workers Club … Continue reading →

5th World Congress on Cell Stem Cell Research I Basmah MH AITinawi Ms. Basmah AlTinawi from Alfaisal University has attended 5th World congress on Cell and Stem Cell Research held during 23-25 March, 2015 in Chicago, USA. She presented her research on ... By: OMICS International … Continue reading →

George W Bush On Stem Cell Research ( PhytoScience India ) CALL AMIT JAISWAL 9711879531 LAUNCH OF WORLD' S BEST BINARY CONCEPT ~~ PhytoScience Sdn Bhd, is a global health wellness company stands at the forefront of product innovation and committed to helping people take... By: Miracle Workers Club … Continue reading →

Week3 vlecture: Bush's Embryonic Stem Cell Research Policies By: Robin Yee … Continue reading →

Stem Cell Research Rafael Garibay Shreyesi Srivastava By: Dr. Youngs Students … Continue reading →

Embryonic Stem Cell Research PT This video is a public turn about embryonic stem cell research. By: Ashley Brantley … Continue reading →

For millions of people around the world, who suffer from various diseases, research in stem cells offers a ray of hope. Scientists of the city-based Indian Institute of Science have used stem cells of a mouse to culture cardiac cells. Explaining the research, Polani B. Seshagiri said their research over the past seven years has helped develop cardiac cells that function and beat in rhythms identical to the original cell. Speaking on Stem Cell Awareness Day recently, Prof. Seshagiri said stem cells had several advantages and could cure human disorders and diseases, which could not be cured by conventional approaches. However, he warned that there was a need to be aware of the limitations of stem cells. Sudarshan Ballal, Medical Director, Manipal Health Enterprise, said stem cells had enormous potential as they never die and could be converted into any cell. Stem cells can be converted into organs and maybe years later, organs can be cultivated in labs through stem cell, he said. Elaborating further, he said a stem cell could be compared to a bicycle, which could turn into car, motorbike and spaceship based on the environment and conditions. Nazeer Ahmed, Deputy Drug Controller of Karnataka, said they were … Continue reading →

Posted: Sunday, April 12, 2015 4:01 am | Updated: 7:04 am, Sun Apr 12, 2015. Expert to discuss impact of investing in stem cell research Associated Press | LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) At the next Lincoln Science Cafe, the president and CEO of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine will discuss the impact of investing in stem cell research. Before joining the institute last year, C. Randal Mills was president and CEO of Osiris Therapeutics Inc., a biotechnology company specializing in stem cell science. The Science Caf is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. on Monday at VEGA, 350 Canopy St., in Lincoln. Science Cafs involve a face-to-face conversation with a scientist about science topics. They are open to everyone 21 and older. Go to http://www.unmc.edu/sciencecafe for more information about Science Cafes. 2015 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Posted in State ap ne on Sunday, April 12, 2015 4:01 am. Updated: 7:04 am. Read the original: Expert to discuss impact of investing in stem cell research … Continue reading →

HOUSTON - It's a debate that puts many people's religious beliefs at odds with science. Medical breakthroughs have allowed doctors to use human stem cells to treat chronic diseases with incredible results, but even patients who benefit have reservations about how stem cells are harvested. Multiple sclerosis is a debilitating, progressive disease that typically only gets worse once a patient is diagnosed. But much to the surprise of many doctors, patient Debbie Bertrand's symptoms have improved instead of regressing. "The last time I walked into this building, I had to use the wheelchair," Bertrand said. "I couldn't even walk, so this is a big day for me." Bertrand uses a walker to visit Celltex -- a Houston company that has been preserving her stem cells since 2011. She was one of the first patients to receive breakthrough treatments using stem cells taken from fat cells, which are then reinjected into her body. "I had pretty high expectations, but I think they've exceeded anything I could've ever hoped for," Bertrand said. "My doctors are still blown away because you're never supposed to get better when you have MS. But my quality of life is just so much better." Bertrand's experience is … Continue reading →