Dying cells dragged screaming under the microscope

Article Abstract:

Physical chemist James Gimzewski of the University of California, research finding suggests the emission of slightly different sound patterns by the strains of yeast. Sceptics view on this research is discussed and it is predicted that it may not work for mammalian cells.

Yeast fungi, Yeasts (Fungi), Sound-waves, Sound waves, Gimzewski, James

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The first wave

Article Abstract:

Treatments that use stem cells to replace damaged or diseased tissues are thought to lie many years away. Caution is necessary, but the debate is on the early trials on using stem cells to protect sick and dying tissues that will do the field a service.

Stem cells, Tissue microarrays

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