Body building

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Thin sheets of skin and single blood vessels are grown in the laboratory and although some versions are put through human clinical trials, growing replacement organs is still a long way off. The main hurdles are just getting multiple cell types to grow and work in harmony and spurring formation of the blood vessels.

Canada, Product information, Testing, Clinical trials, Organs (Anatomy), Human anatomy, Sefton, Michael

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Revving up the body's own stem cells could be the simplest route to new therapies

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The simplest route to many treatments might involve recruiting and activating the stem cells hiding within the tissues. A major medical research effort is thus focusing on learning the subtle chemical language, which directs stem cell behavior during natural wound healing.

United States, Immune response, Regeneration (Biology), Immune response regulation, Stem cell research

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Building a future on science

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The Brazilian neuroscientist, Miguel A.L. Nicolelis has decided to build several scientific institutions for promoting science education across the country.

Research & Development, Scientific Research and Development Services, Management dynamics, Brazil, Research & Development NEC, Methods, Management, Research institutes, Design and construction, Company business management, Sciences education, Science education, Educational aspects, Neurobiologists, Nicolelis, Miguel A.L.

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