April 2006


Stem Cell19 Apr 2006 09:10 am

Stem Cell Studies Moving To Clinics in India

At present, the stem cell research is moving from labs to clinics in India as sufficient pre-clinical data are being generated to take up clinical application, says Dr C M Habibullah, director, Centre for Liver Diseases and dean, Deccan College of Medicine at Hyderabad, while speaking at the Third All India Conference on Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Engineering.

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Stem Cell18 Apr 2006 09:50 am

Unique Cord Blood Transplant Saves Women From Leukemia

Sheila Gannon was pregnant when she was diagnosed with leukemia, is alive and gave birth to her son Sawyer 2 weeks early, so she could also start chemotherapy, thanks to a unique transplant of umbilical cord blood from two different donors. It was the first time such a procedure had been performed in Colorado.

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Stem Cell17 Apr 2006 09:31 am

Califorbnia’s Stem Cell Research Institute Starts Issuing Grants

California’s stem-cell research institute, still hamstrung by lawsuits that have held up its $3 billion funding for more than a year, announced Monday it has finally begun issuing the first trickle of grants.

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Stem Cell17 Apr 2006 08:58 am

Stanford Receives 1.2 Million For Stem Cell Research

Stanford University’s medical school received $1.2 million from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine for the training of stem cell researchers.

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Stem Cell17 Apr 2006 08:40 am

Top US Government Stem Cell Scientist Quits Over Bush’s Stem Cell Policy

The leader of the stem-cell unit at the National Institute on Aging, part of the National Institutes of Health, announced today he will leave the NIH to join the private sector at a biotech company called Invitrogen in Carlsbad, California.

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Cord Blood Banking& Stem Cell17 Apr 2006 08:19 am

Umbilical Cord Blood Bank Eyes Allendale

Paramus-based Community Blood Services (a non-profit organization) will expand its umbilical cord blood laboratory and move it to an industrial park in Allendale.

The cord blood storage, processing and collection facility has simply outgrown the building, said James Matrisciano, the group’s vice president of operations.
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Cerebral Palsy& Stem Cell12 Apr 2006 08:30 am

Stem Cell Transplant Helps Recovery From Stroke Damage in Study

According to a new research a single dose of adult donor stem cells given to animals that have neurological damage similar to that experienced by adults with a stroke or newborns with cerebral palsy can significantly enhance recovery from these types of injuries. So there is now a hope for patients with a neurological damage like stroke.

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Cord Blood Banking& Stem Cell10 Apr 2006 10:41 am

Umbilical Cord Blood: New Horizons Explored

Stem cells found in umbilical cord blood.

Scientists at the University of Minnesota recently observed that, the transplanted stem cells found in human umbilical cord blood, took on properties of brain cells and seemed to spur the rats’ brains to “rewire” themselves and eventually reverse the effects of stroke in lab rats.
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Cord Blood Banking& Spinal Cord Injury& Stem Cell08 Apr 2006 08:31 am

Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cell Transplantation in Korea Enables Paralysed US Women To Feel Again

A paralyzed Virginia woman traveled half way around the world for a stem-cell transplantation in hopes of walking again.

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Cord Blood Banking& Stem Cell07 Apr 2006 02:25 am

Cord Blood Banking - The Real Life Insurance

Expectant parents now have the option of using umbilical cord banks to store the stem cells of their babies for a period of 21 years.

The stem cells will be kept in store till the parents or the child (upon reaching the age of 21) decide what it can be used for.
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