In an unimposing brick building located in the heart of Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, lives a repository of information that could lead to the cures for Cancer, Parkinson’s Disease, Diabetes, spinal cord injury and a host of other diseases. In early March, when President Obama cleared the way for federally funded stem cell research,…
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Mechanical forces play a role in shaping development
FOR BLOOD STEM CELLS, THE FORCE IS STRONG Blood flow, nitric oxide boost production of stem cell Blood stem cells grow with the flow, two new studies show. The studies, led by independent groups at Children’s Hospital Boston, report that an embryo’s heartbeat and blood circulation stimulate the growth of blood stem cells. The discovery…
Sofia saved the City of Boston by Andy Trevino
Sofia was dreaming she was a super hero. In her dream she saved the world from the evil Yankees and she caught them and let the Yankees go. She gave them one more chance.Then she flies to Boston, MA. on her way to Sudbury. She saves someone again that the evil Yankees were attaking. She…
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British grandmother is oldest person to donate stem cells via telegraph.co.uk
A British grandmother has become the oldest person ever to donate stem cells – to save her younger brother’s life. Erica Henderson, 75, has been allowed to transfer her cells to Paul Hallowes despite being too old under medical guidelines. Mr Hallowes, 69, had been diagnosed with leukaemia and a high dose chemotherapy had severely…
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El primer niño genéticamente seleccionado en España cura a su hermano El menor enfermo sufría anemia congénita, que le obligaba a continuas transfusiones ELPAÍS.com / AGENCIAS – Madrid / Sevilla – 13/03/2009 Andrés, de 7 años, sufría una enfermedad hereditaria, y hasta ahora incurable, denominada beta-Talasemia major (anemia severa congénita), que condena a quienes la padecen a someterse a…