Category Archives: Stem Cell Research

Stem Cell Research Show with Joe Rhea Joe Rhea was paralyzed playing football in childhood but persevered and today is very active. His recovery is considered a miracle by some around him, but he... By: Rational Response Squad … Continue reading →

The Art of Symptom Management Program 1: Understanding Depression and Multiple Sclerosis This recorded patient education program features the research team of Johns Hopkins University presenting on depression and MS as well as updates on clinical trials and stem cell research.... By: msaa … Continue reading →

MIAMI (PRWEB) January 22, 2015 Regenestem, a division of the Global Stem Cells Group, Inc., has announced the launch of a new stem cell treatment center in Veracruz, Mexico. The new facility offers the most advanced protocols and techniques in cellular medicine to patients from around the world. The opening of Regenestem Veracruz is in partnership with Eleuterio Arrieta, M.D., Director of Santa Teresita Hospital in Veracruz. Dr. Arrieta has extensive experience in management of chronic degenerative diseases with autologous stem cell therapies, expertise he will use to deliver cutting edge therapies and follow-up treatment under the Regenestem brand in Veracruz. Under the direction of Global Stem Cells Group, Regenestem is expanding its clinical presence worldwide by partnering with qualified physicians experienced in stem cell therapies to open new clinics, licensed and developed under the Regenestem banner. In 2014, Global Stem Cells Group expanded the Regenestem Networks presence to 20 countries, adding new state-of-the-art regenerative medicine facilities to the company's growing global presence. Regenestem offers stem cell treatments to help with a variety of diseases and conditions including arthritis, autism, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), diabetes, and pain due to injuries at various facilities worldwide. Regenestem Veracruz will have an … Continue reading →

"An Evaluation of Funding Alternatives for Stem Cell Research" Undergraduate Practicum Presentation Final presentations as part of the course, PUBLPOL 200A: Senior Practicum, in which small student teams conduct policy analyses requested by government and n... By: Stanford Public Policy … Continue reading →

Stem Cell Research (Original Lesson) Stem Cell Research (Original Lesson) Douglas Jacoby Relate4ever Publishing Released on: 2013-04-22 Composer: Douglas Jacoby Music Publisher: D.R Auto-gener... By: Various Artists - Topic … Continue reading →

Dr Georgina Hollway Stem Cell Research Published in Nature Dr Georgina Hollway describes a collaborative project between Sydney's Garvan Institute of Medical Research and Melbourne's Australian Regenerative Medicine ... By: Garvan Institute of Medical Research … Continue reading →

CTV.ca News Staff Published Monday, November 30, 2009 10:06AM EST Last Updated Saturday, May 19, 2012 12:22AM EDT Montreal researchers are taking part in what could become a breakthrough in stem cell transplants, by leading the first transplant of a mismatched donor. A 28-year-old father-to-be who has Ewing sarcoma is about to become the first person in North America to get a transplant from a mismatched donor. The patient, Andrew Willette, needs the transplant to fight his cancer, but no one in his family is an appropriate match. So he will be using cells from his sister, who is only a partial match. Usually, such transplants fail. That's because patients usually reject and attack the foreign donor cells. The ensuing response can kill the patient, or lead to infections or relapses. But, the technique pioneered in a Montreal lab by Dr. Denis-Claude Roy of the Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital could change that. Roy explains that his research team developed a new approach that preserves the cells that fight infection and disease while eliminating the cells that reject donor cells. "We are letting Mother Nature decide which cells are going to react," he told CTV's Canada AM Monday morning. Roy explains that the … Continue reading →

New dad Jason Manford donates baby's umbilical cord and placenta for stem cell research Comic Jason Manford has revealed he and his girlfriend have donated their new baby's umbilical cord and placenta for stem cell research. Lucy Dyke, 35, gave ... By: Wali Ullah … Continue reading →

Jeunesse Global Product Science and Stem Cell Research http://jeunessesystem.com - Learn what the makes the Jeunesse products so revolutionary with stem cell technology and formulations backed by proven science. By: Jeunesse System … Continue reading →

These results, published in the journal "Cell Reports", help to unravel seemingly contradictory observations and illuminate the complexities of transcription factor action in regeneration and tumor progression. Team leader Christina Scheel summarizes the results: "Twist1 is a developmental master regulator that has also been implicated in cancer progression. We show that transient Twist1 activation primes certain cells for stem-cell-like properties and cellular plasticity. Said differently, induction of these traits depends on Twist1, but they are only displayed by the cells after Twist1 deactivation. By contrast, chronic Twist1 activity suppresses stem-cell-like properties and promotes a phenotype that is characterized by extreme changes in cell shape and function, effectively locking the cells into an invasive, non-proliferative phenotype. Thereby, our results provide an integrative view of seemingly contradictory results concerning the effects of Twist1 in physiological and pathological processes." Duration of Twist1 activity decisive Scientists from the Institute of Stem Cell Research and the Institute of Experimental Genetics at the Helmholtz Zentrum Mnchen (HMGU) examined the effects of Twist1 activation on breast epithelial cells, paying particular attention to the duration of the Twist1-signal. To their surprise, cells were permanently altered after a short dose of Twist1-activation: they proliferated under very stringent conditions usually … Continue reading →