by rss feed | Sep 6, 2026 | GHK-Cu, News Feeds, Peptides, weekly reads
Anyone out there use a peptide cream? You might not even know it. I just saw by chance that one of the family uses a shampoo that says “peptides” on it. If you search on Amazon for “peptide cream” you get about an infinite number of results....
by rss feed | May 16, 2021 | cancer stem cells, News Feeds, pluripotent stem cells, weekly reads
This was a busy week for me working on a grant due Friday and a bunch of other stuff including happily analyzing a bunch of data, but there were tons of interesting papers recently including on pluripotency. California stem cell clinic court case on in the background...
by rss feed | May 9, 2021 | Histones, News Feeds, Oncodevelopmental biology, oncogenes, weekly reads
One of my main research interests is in oncodevelopmental factors. These include factors that are important both for normal stem cell biology and development as well as driving cancer when misregulated. One example includes the MYC family of proto-oncogenes. When I...
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...
