Often referred to by research teams as "the animals most like people," pig-derived medical products have a long history of use in humans and have improved the lives of countless patients

Whereas massive inroads have been made into genomics, metabolomics, or protein and lipid research, glycosylation remains largely unexplored at the proteome scale

TSRI scientists screened a library of 100 million antibodies and found several that can help reprogram mature skin-like cells into stem cells known as induced pluripotent stem cells

Notable private equity firm invests £2.5 million in the Cambridge-based biotech

The approach could revolutionize regenerative medicine

The compounds—resveratrol—which are found in grape skins and seeds, could also eventually lead to treatments to help prevent colon cancer

Paul Burridge, PhD, and Chengzu Long, PhD, discuss best practices when setting up a new lab for iPSC work, and more

In a new study published in Nature Biotechnology, scientists from Cambridge and Vienna present a new method that combines the organoid method with bioengineering

Using single-cell RNA sequencing and clever statistical analysis to track stem cells as they mature

Scientists describe novel organoid technology combining various brain regions for investigation of epilepsy, and other neurological diseases, as reported in the current issue of Nature Methods.