by rss feed | May 29, 2022 | News Feeds, Parabiosis, stem cell blog, stem cells, Young blood
Parabiosis refers to the joining together of two animals, typically rodents in research. They become one interconnected living system that shares blood. Research on mouse parabiosis has sparked much interest in anti-aging therapies. These might utilize...
by rss feed | Nov 11, 2020 | bioethics, blogging, blogging bioethics, blogging dilemmas, News Feeds, Patients, stem cell blog, the Niche
After all this time writing on The Niche here since 2010, I still haven’t entirely resolved certain blogging dilemmas including when a patient discloses something. It’s kind of a jungle out there on the internet. What kinds of tough blogging dilemmas do I...
by rss feed | Nov 11, 2020 | bioethics, blogging, blogging bioethics, blogging dilemmas, News Feeds, Patients, stem cell blog, the Niche
After all this time writing on The Niche here since 2010, I still haven’t entirely resolved certain blogging dilemmas including when a patient discloses something. It’s kind of a jungle out there on the internet. What kinds of tough blogging dilemmas do I...
by rss feed | Oct 18, 2020 | cancer, Cell Stem Cell, CIRM blog, COVID-19, Madeline Lancaster, News Feeds, organoids, organoids COVID-19, stem cell blog, The Stem Cellar, UC Davis Stem Cells
It’s usually a tossup as to whether my weekly reads skew more towards stem cells/regenerative medicine or cancer. Other times they are more enriched for genomics and epigenetics articles. Seeds of cancer in normal skin, Nature News & Views Engineering...
