Findings could advance stem cell therapy for heart disease
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87 percent of laboratory staff globally have at least one cell culture contamination event per year
A way to best prepare samples for long-term storage at ultra-low temperatures
Bugs as products or production engines
Gene changes associated with brain cell loss, more severe PTSD
MD Anderson study also finds individuals with certain genetic variations more vulnerable to dietary risk
Utah chemists look for precursors to disease mutations
Stephen Bustin, PhD talks about the persisting problem of lack of transparency and reliability in current PCR data.
Connections are properly ‘rewired,’ recognized, say researchers
Finding goes against decades of textbook drawings of what people thought the replisome should look like
Experiments showed that, like all other cells, mesenchymal stem cells experience stress due to tissue injury and inflammation
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