Sentences with phrase «stem cells in the lab»

Some bone tissue had previously been generated from stem cells in the lab, but this marks hope for a surgical solution for those who need additional bone.

The Stem Cell Reports research applies those findings to human stem cells in the lab.

Scientists have taken a major step forward to making artificial blood by creating blood stem cells in the lab.

It has important implications for facilitating the production of motor neurons from stem cells in the lab.

They also replicated some of their testing in human neural stem cells in the lab, and noted the modern Zika virus killed more cells than an ancestral strain.

In September 2015, the team took a 4 - square - centimeter patch of unblistered skin from the boy's groin and grew skin stem cells in the lab from that sample.

Muscle cells are stained green in this micrograph of cells grown from embryonic stem cells in the lab of Masatoshi Suzuki at the University of Wisconsin — Madison.

Other teams of scientists have also reported growing «organoid» stomachs, livers, retinas and brain and heart tissue from pluripotent stem cells in the lab.

Learning to grow and manipulate adult stem cells in the lab might also allow researchers to create tissue regenerating treatments from them.

In the latest study, researchers at King's College London and University College London altered mouse stem cells in the lab before transplanting them into nerves in the leg — this means they would be easier to remove if something went wrong.

«The blood - brain barrier forms pretty early in gestation, so the thyroid hormone, even from the mother, is probably not getting through the barrier and into the brain, likely leading to developmental deficits,» says Shusta, whose group was among the first to develop blood - brain barriers from patient - derived stem cells in the lab dish.

When current methods for generating naïve stem cells in the lab were judged using the three tests, each fell short of mimicking the naïve embryonic cells in different ways.

Researchers have managed to get stem cells in the lab to grow into human stomachs smaller than a single pea.

Ralph Brinster, part of the team at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia that first cultured sperm stem cells in the lab, has written that culturing stem cells from human sperm is not far off — humans and mice, like other mammals, he says, require similar growth factors.

Dish Life, the final of four Cambridge Shorts films, compares the task of raising stem cells in the lab to the challenge of looking after a gang of unruly kids.

Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital have, for the first time, generated blood - forming stem cells in the lab using pluripotent stem cells, which can make virtually every cell type in the body.

«Since that time, Lorenz has made a significant number of transformative contributions and developed protocols that have fundamentally changed the way we create stem cells in the lab,» said Lennart Mucke, MD, director of the Gladstone Institute of Neurological Disease.

As we'd been working hard optimising conditions to grow normal neural stem cells in the lab, the immediate question for me was could we grow brain cancer cells in the same way.

To save the life a young boy who lost most of his skin (left, red), researchers took a small bit of his remaining skin (gray) and grew skin stem cells in the lab.

That made working with the mini-brains expensive, given the high cost of the nutrients needed to cultivate human stem cells in the lab, he says, as well as the expense of chemical growth factors that guide the tissue to organize itself like a real brain.

As the longtime program director of IndieBio, the premier biotech accelerator in Greater Silicon Valley, Bethencourt helped companies like Memphis Meats and Finless Foods figure out how to use so - called cellular agriculture to grow edible beef, chicken, and fish from stem cells in the lab.

Transplants grown from stem cells in the lab can help replenish the blood and have been used to cure anaemia in mice.

With a tweak to the technique that cloned a sheep in 1996, scientists have generated stem cells in the lab that genetically match those found in human embryos.