The production of stem cells at the scale required for optimal application in modern healthcare is currently not feasible

Findings may mean better cell function in engineered tissues and organs

Recent advancements in stem cell biology have provided an unprecedented opportunity to treat diabetes, researchers say

Cells grown from pluripotent stem cells connect to and control heart muscle cells

Over the past decade, new and emerging cell-based medical technologies have been developed to manage and possibly cure many conditions and diseases

Transformative technology not quite ready for clinical use

Inhibiting the editing enzyme may provide a new therapeutic approach for blood cancers

In a recent study, cell lines exposed to increasingly higher levels of BBP showed higher levels of adipogenesis—the process by which fat cells develop

If damaged cells are replaceable, type 1 diabetics wouldn't need insulin shots

Technological advances present opportunity to revisit current standard