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Stem cell lessons | Harvard Gazette
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Breakthrough in therapeutic cloning underscores how far stem cell field has come in only five years http://t.co/XJcHkh6H
Big advance against cystic fibrosis | Harvard Gazette
news.harvard.edu — “Harvard stem cell researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital have taken a critical step toward discovering in the relatively near future a drug to control cystic fibrosis, a fatal lung disease that claims about 500 lives each year, with 1,000 new cases diagnosed annually.” View full resource at news.harvard.edu
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Harvard stem cell scientists make big advance against cystic fibrosis http://t.co/Kqk5Mpwm
From skin cells to motor neurons | Harvard Gazette
news.harvard.edu — “Harvard stem cell researchers have succeeded in reprogramming adult mouse skin cells directly into the type of motor neurons damaged in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, best known as Lou Gehrig's disease, and spinal muscular atrophy.” View full resource at news.harvard.edu
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Cancer stem cells made, not born | Harvard Gazette
news.harvard.edu — “In cancer, tumors aren’t uniform: they are more like complex societies, each with a unique balance of cancer cell types playing different roles. Understanding this “social structure” of tumors is critical for treatment decisions in the clinic because different cell types may be sensitive to different drugs.” View full resource at news.harvard.edu
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Tumors are like complex societies with different cancer cell types playing different roles. Read more: http://t.co/C26KYan via @harvard
What’s behind aggressive breast cancer | Harvard Gazette
news.harvard.edu — “Harvard scientists at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have identified an overactive network of growth-spurring genes that drive stem-like breast cancer cells enriched in triple-negative breast tumors, a typically aggressive cancer that is highly resistant to current therapies.” View full resource at news.harvard.edu
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Better blood | Harvard Gazette
news.harvard.edu — “An innovative experimental treatment for boosting the effectiveness of blood stem-cell transplants with umbilical cord blood has a favorable safety profile in long-term animal studies, according to Harvard Stem Cell Institute scientists at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Children's Hospital Boston.” View full resource at news.harvard.edu
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Blood stem cell study clears last pre-clinical hurdle - headed for human phase I trials - http://tinyurl.com/3teyrhf
Rare find | Harvard Gazette
news.harvard.edu — “Researchers at Harvard Medical School and the Harvard School of Dental Medicine have found that by mimicking a rare genetic disorder in a dish they can rewind the internal clock of a mature cell and drive it back into an adult stem-cell stage.” View full resource at news.harvard.edu
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Study of a rare genetic disease uncovers new path for stem cell creation http://tinyurl.com/3yzdttx
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