Stay alert to the latest and greatest on stem cells. Enjoy this week’s “3 Bullet Thursday,” a weekly post that we do to update you on interesting and important events within the world of stem cells.
1. In groundbreaking news this week, scientists used stem cells from rats to create the world’s first contracting muscle. Researchers led by Dr. Macchiarini replaced a section of diaphragm, which contracts in response to signals that regulate breathing.
2. Stem Cell Medicine, Ltd., an Israeli stem cell company with breathtaking research and development facilities, made global headlines this week by announcing a partnership to develop genetically-modified muscle progenitor cells.
3. A bioengineer and geneticist at Harvard’s Wyss Institute successfully stored 5.5 petabits of data in a single gram of DNA, smashing the previous DNA data density record by 1,000 times. A petabit is 10^15bits, which makes this accomplishment simply astounding.
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