by rss feed | Apr 18, 2021 | celularity, Fetal tissue, News Feeds, Stem Cell News, weekly reads
It’s been a week with a wide variety of regenerative medicine papers and stem cell news. Here’s my earlier take from a few days ago on the Belmonte-led human-monkey chimeric embryo paper in Cell that broke this week. A few days ago I also put up a new...
by rss feed | Apr 11, 2021 | News Feeds, stem cell publication, Stem Cell Research, stem cells, weekly reads
The first of the month often brings loads of new papers as new issues of journals come out so we have a wave of new stem cell papers. By the way, be sure to enter our stem cell picture contest to try to win $100 or a bundle of stem cell swag. There’s less than...
by rss feed | Mar 14, 2021 | Blog, News Feeds, spina bifida, stem cells spina bifida, weekly reads
It’s always great when there’s good news in the stem cell field and a new trial of stem cells for spina bifida here at UC Davis School of Medicine is very encouraging. So I’ll lead off with this story. Stem cells for spina bifida This pioneering work...
by rss feed | Mar 7, 2021 | Blog, News Feeds, Stem Cell Research, weekly reads
What might be most surprising about this week’s recommended stem cell research reads is there’s nothing about COVID-19 in here. There are, however, some really great papers. And we can expect more developments on the cellular medicine for COVID-19 front...
by rss feed | Feb 28, 2021 | Blog, brain organoids, clinicaltrials.gov, News Feeds, weekly reads
Sometimes change takes a very long time, but with brain organoids or advocating for better information for patients at Clinicaltrials.gov, after waiting you can see some interesting developments. These are two of the regenerative medicine stories of the week, along...
by rss feed | Feb 14, 2021 | Blog, IPS cells, neural crest, News Feeds, pluripotent stem cells, weekly reads
There has been quite a lot of pubs on research on pluripotent stem cells published lately. These include some more surprising findings such as a potential role for pluripotency-related programming in neural crest development. Here the week’s recommended reads....
