A new stem cell therapy is introduced for the spinal cord injuries known as Mesenchymal Stem cell (MSC) therapy. This research was conducted by a team of doctors at Stempeutics Research, Bangalore.
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A team of researchers at the Ohio State University in Columbus, have tested all newborns boys for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) and the result is found feasible and effective. Creatine kinase testing of newborn boys, with follow-up DNA analysis in those with positive results, has identified two cases of DMD among nearly 5,000 births. In both cases, the infants’ creatine kinase levels were higher than 2,400 U/L.
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Stem cells taken from the muscles of female mice are better at regenerating tissue than those taken from male mice, a new study finds.
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Scientists at the Stem Cell Research Institute in Milan, claim they’ve been able to regenerate muscles, treating a mouse as a model, using human adult stem cells.
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EuroStemCell, the European Consortium for Stem Cell Research, most recently have produced promising results for treating the debilitating, often fatal, genetic disorder muscular dystrophy. They published their findings in a recent issue of Nature.
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In promising new research, stem cells worked remarkably well at easing symptoms of muscular dystrophy in dogs, an experiment that experts call a significant step toward treating people.
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According to S.M. Pollard and colleagues at the University of Edinburgh, they have recently reported the generation of adherent, symmetrically expandable, neural stem (NS) cell lines derived both from mouse and human embryonic stem cells and from fetal forebrain.
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When you are denying the hopes of millions of American families with loved ones suffering from diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, cancer and spinal cord injuries, there is really is no good way to explain it.
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Wellington film-making couple, three times Oscar winner,Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh have donated $500,000 (US$311,000) to the University of California’s research programme on human embryonic stem cells.
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University of Toronto professor John E. Davies, also president of TRT, and his team of researchers at the university have developed novel technology to extract an abundant population of human umbilical cord perivascular (HUCPVCs) cells found in the umbilical cord tissue surrounding the cord vessels, also known as “Wharton’s jelly”.
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