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August 2, 2023
Research on ISS to Determine If Stem Cell Production in Space Can Improve Cancer Treatments on Earth
Just after 8:30 ET on Tuesday night a Commercial Resupply Services mission to the International Space Station (ISS) launched carrying 20 payloads of a diverse set of research projects to determine the benefits of working in microgravity. One of the projects, designed by Mayo Clinic and ClinImmune scientists in collaboration with space technology platform companies Sierra Space and BioServe Space Technologies, will conduct research on the ISS to determine if stem cell production in space can improve cancer treatments for patients on earth.
Stem Cell Storage Partnership Between LMRUK and Smart Cells International Can be a Life Saver
By Biobanking.com
Leukaemia & Myeloma Research UK (LMRUK) and Smart Cells International, the UK’s first private stem cell storage company, have collaborated to procure, process and preserve cord blood stem cells using LMRUK’s cord blood banking facility. The Model Cell Biobank, established in 2015 by LMRUK, provides eligible families with the opportunity to preserve their newborn’s umbilical […]
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New Japanese stem cell treatment raises hopes, and ethical questions
https://insightplus.mja.com.au › a-new-japanese-stem-cell...
The Japanese health ministry approved Stemirac last December, and the treatment is now available to the Japanese public, with most of the $140,000 cost covered by the country's universal National Health Insurance.
So far, only three treatments have earned conditional approval, but the government aims to add to the list. Japan’s economic development ministry has estimated that regenerative medicine will be a $10 billion market in the country by 2030.
.https://www.the-scientist.com/news/2024-breakthrough-prizes-in-life-sciences-71373?utm_campaign=TS_DAILY_NEWSLETTER_2023&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=274274509&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8AajeDrpy6-z57aWOzmeIgqLT9vAlWzV7Q8VHI51HXWgOMPjOXMydhSjgbGxisz98Le8hFWDUW5Y6tlLGQ41t_QC13Mg&utm_content=274274509&utm_source=hs_email
This year’s Breakthrough Prizes honor advances in CAR T cancer therapies, cystic fibrosis, and Parkinson’s disease.
The company profited from products containing a cell line that was started in 1951 using cancer tissue taken from Lacks and used without her consent. The cell line has been instrumental in many scientific discoveries and continues to be widely used, but the family was never compensated. “It does open up a conversation about needing to know, where do things come from initially, and what if terrible and awful, horrific things happen?” says legal specialist Caprice Roberts. The Lacks family’s lawyers indicated that similar lawsuits might follow.
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Feb 20, 2023 · The IciStem consortium, of which the Institut Pasteur is a partner, has described the third case of probable cure of HIV infection in the world. The person concerned is a man
Nature Medicine
Scientists Grow Model Embryo In Lab, Without Egg Or Sperm
A model embryo grown in the lab and not the womb, using stem cells and nA model embryo grown in the lab and not the womb, using stem cells and not egg and sperm, could be the future of research into pregnancy and drug testing and even provide bespoke organ transplants, its creator says.ot egg and sperm, could be the future of research into pregnancy and drug testing and even provide bespoke organ transplants, its creator says.
Historic deal for Henrietta Lacks’s family
The family of Henrietta Lacks and the biotech company Thermo Fisher Scientific have reached a confidential settlement over the unethical use of Lacks’s cells.
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SWINE IN BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE 2024
June 14 – 18, 2024 | Madison, WI, USA
The Swine in Biomedical Research Conference 2024 (SBR 2024), hosted at the lakeside University of Wisconsin-Madison, is the eighth in the quintessential conference series. Since its inception in 1995, advances from the sequencing of the pig genome to the recent evolution of gene editing technologies have dramatically changed the landscape of porcine models. SBR 2022 welcomed a new era of translational research in pigs, that promises to accelerate the discovery and development of clinically relevant therapies and technologies. SBR 2024 will advance this mission and continue to foster collaborations between clinicians, biomedical researchers and animal scientists, and spark partnerships with the biomedical industry.
The planned sessions will:Identify unmet clinical needs and existing gaps in research.Showcase porcine models and reveal their strengths and limitations.Highlight innovative use of models for tackling clinical problems.Discuss novel tools for advancing biomedical swine research.Explore the need for biomedical swine research facilities, resources and expertise (Special Panel Session).
World’s First Chimeric Monkey Born Using Embryonic Stem Cells
A monkey has been born that possesses a high contribution of cells derived from stem cell line/ Published: November 9, 2023
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Research on ISS to Determine If Stem Cell Production in Space Can Improve Cancer Treatments on Earth
Just after 8:30 ET on Tuesday night a Commercial Resupply Services mission to the International Space Station (ISS) launched carrying 20 payloads of a diverse set of research projects to determine the benefits of working in microgravity. One of the projects, designed by Mayo Clinic and ClinImmune scientists in collaboration with space technology platform companies Sierra Space and BioServe Space Technologies, will conduct research on the ISS to determine if stem cell production in space can improve cancer treatments for patients on earth.
Stem Cell Storage Partnership Between LMRUK and Smart Cells International Can be a Life Saver
By Biobanking.com
Leukaemia & Myeloma Research UK (LMRUK) and Smart Cells International, the UK’s first private stem cell storage company, have collaborated to procure, process and preserve cord blood stem cells using LMRUK’s cord blood banking facility. The Model Cell Biobank, established in 2015 by LMRUK, provides eligible families with the opportunity to preserve their newborn’s umbilical […]
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https://www.cleanfact.vn › resat_expo_2023 › triểnlãmquốctế
chuỗi sự kiện lớn nhất tại VN lĩnh vực phòng sạch, Nhiệt – Lạnh, nhà máy công nghệ cao. Chuỗi sự kiện quy tụ các thương hiệu lớn trên thế giới trong lĩnh vực HVACR, phòng sạch. Bảo Hành Dài Hạn. Giao Hàng Tận Nơi. Hỗ trợ lắp đặt. Công Nghệ Hiện Đại.
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New Japanese stem cell treatment raises hopes, and ethical questions
https://insightplus.mja.com.au › a-new-japanese-stem-cell...
The Japanese health ministry approved Stemirac last December, and the treatment is now available to the Japanese public, with most of the $140,000 cost covered by the country's universal National Health Insurance.
So far, only three treatments have earned conditional approval, but the government aims to add to the list. Japan’s economic development ministry has estimated that regenerative medicine will be a $10 billion market in the country by 2030.
.https://www.the-scientist.com/news/2024-breakthrough-prizes-in-life-sciences-71373?utm_campaign=TS_DAILY_NEWSLETTER_2023&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=274274509&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8AajeDrpy6-z57aWOzmeIgqLT9vAlWzV7Q8VHI51HXWgOMPjOXMydhSjgbGxisz98Le8hFWDUW5Y6tlLGQ41t_QC13Mg&utm_content=274274509&utm_source=hs_email
This year’s Breakthrough Prizes honor advances in CAR T cancer therapies, cystic fibrosis, and Parkinson’s disease.
The company profited from products containing a cell line that was started in 1951 using cancer tissue taken from Lacks and used without her consent. The cell line has been instrumental in many scientific discoveries and continues to be widely used, but the family was never compensated. “It does open up a conversation about needing to know, where do things come from initially, and what if terrible and awful, horrific things happen?” says legal specialist Caprice Roberts. The Lacks family’s lawyers indicated that similar lawsuits might follow.
www.pasteur.fr
Feb 20, 2023 · The IciStem consortium, of which the Institut Pasteur is a partner, has described the third case of probable cure of HIV infection in the world. The person concerned is a man
Nature Medicine
Scientists Grow Model Embryo In Lab, Without Egg Or Sperm
A model embryo grown in the lab and not the womb, using stem cells and nA model embryo grown in the lab and not the womb, using stem cells and not egg and sperm, could be the future of research into pregnancy and drug testing and even provide bespoke organ transplants, its creator says.ot egg and sperm, could be the future of research into pregnancy and drug testing and even provide bespoke organ transplants, its creator says.
Historic deal for Henrietta Lacks’s family
The family of Henrietta Lacks and the biotech company Thermo Fisher Scientific have reached a confidential settlement over the unethical use of Lacks’s cells.