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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) The world’s first clinical trial to inject stem cells into the womb was announced. The trial, starting in January 2016, will be headed by Sweden’s Karolinska Institute and the UK’s Great Ormond Street Hospital. It will seek to address osteogenesis imperfecta, or “brittle bone disease,” by using injected stem cells to correct errors within the fetal DNA. [Read more…]
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) From film to stem cells: If we’ve ever seen a full-scale shift in company focus, this is it! Fujifilm establishes “Cellular Dynamics International Japan” to launch IPSC business for drug discovery support in Japan
(2) Will stem cells transform society in other areas than medicine? Check out the article “Is In Vitro Meat the Future of Food?” It discusses how myosatellite stem cells can produce muscle tissue via stem cell culture, and how the first in vitro burger was funded by Google co-founder Sergey Brin!
