HHMI News: Critical Stem Cell Survival Factors Found
february 2007 by scottbird
Researchers have now identified a family of proteins that contributes to the survival and regenerative potential of blood-forming stem cells.
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february 2007 by scottbird
Creatine Supplement May Help People With Muscular Dystrophies
february 2007 by scottbird
Creatine, a popular nutritional supplement used by weightlifters and sprinters to improve athletic performance, could lend muscle strength to people with muscular dystrophies.
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february 2007 by scottbird
Stem Cells Cultured From Human Bone Marrow Behave Like Those Derived From Brain Tissue
january 2007 by scottbird
Stem cells taken from adult human bone marrow have been manipulated by scientists at the Maxine Dunitz Neurosurgical Institute at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center to generate aggregates of cells called spheres that are similar to those derived from neural stem
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january 2007 by scottbird
Thinking With The Spinal Cord?
january 2007 by scottbird
Two scientists from the University of Copenhagen have demonstrated that the spinal cord use network mechanisms similar to those used in the brain. The discovery is featured in the current issue of Science.
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january 2007 by scottbird
Key Finding In Rare Muscle Disease
january 2007 by scottbird
Professor Laing said his team had discovered a number of children across Europe who, despite a complete absence of the crucial skeletal muscle protein actin, were not totally paralysed at birth, and managed to have some muscle movements.
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january 2007 by scottbird
Parasite Infection May Benefit MS Patients
january 2007 by scottbird
A steady rise in autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis (MS) has been noted in recent decades, and environmental factors could be the cause of this increase.
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january 2007 by scottbird
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Moving on from Hwang's fall
january 2007 by scottbird
The South Korean scientist had rocketed to international fame after claiming to be the first to have created stem cell lines from cloned human embryos, something experts around the world had been trying - and failing - to do for years.
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january 2007 by scottbird
ScienceDaily: Key Finding In Rare Muscle Disease
january 2007 by scottbird
A group of researchers has discovered a number of children suffering from rare muscle diseases whose bodies have "switched on" a gene that is usually turned off at birth.
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january 2007 by scottbird
Study Gives Us A New Perspective On The Powerful
january 2007 by scottbird
Walking a mile in another person's shoes may be the best way to understand the emotions, perceptions, and motivations of an individual; however, in a recent study appearing in the December 2006 issue of Psychological Science, it is reported that those in
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january 2007 by scottbird
Yahoo! Health News: Small trial stirs hope for chronic fatigue patients
january 2007 by scottbird
In both men, the flu-like symptoms triggered a more debilitating condition known as chronic fatigue syndrome for which there is no known cure, and no known cause. Its symptoms range from fatigue and vertigo to nausea, pain and cognitive confusion.
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january 2007 by scottbird
ShortNews - the News-Community
january 2007 by scottbird
Britain has delayed a decision on whether scientists should be allowed to create human stem cells from animal eggs. The final decision will be made after a consultation with the public.
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january 2007 by scottbird
BBC NEWS | Americas | US House backs stem cell research
january 2007 by scottbird
The US House of Representatives has passed a bill backing embryonic stem cell research, marking a major challenge to President George W Bush.
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january 2007 by scottbird
A Leg To Stand On (ALTSO)
january 2007 by scottbird
We transform the lives of disabled children through the use of corrective surgery and the provision of prosthetic limbs. By leveling the playing field for these children, we seek to give them access to education, work and community opportunities - the too
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january 2007 by scottbird
ScienceDaily: Researchers Link Newly Discovered Gene To Hereditary Neurological Disease
december 2006 by scottbird
Scientists have linked a recently discovered gene to a rare nervous system disease called hereditary spastic paraplegia, for which there is no cure.
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december 2006 by scottbird