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For the first time in Australia, researchers from University of Melbourne and Monash Institute of Medical Research have converted diseased skin cells into stem cells. Researchers have completed the study by using skin biopsies from patients with the rare genetic disease Friedreich Ataxia (FA)

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Spinal Cord Injury - Embryonic Stem Cells - Dr. Keirstead - Video

This video reviews the benefits of cord blood stem cells and the differences between cord blood stem cells and embryonic or adult stem cells. Cord blood stem cells have been used as a treatment for thousands of patients, while embryonic stem cells have never been used as a treatment in humans

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Introduction to Stem Cells - Video

(Part 5 of 6) Marius Wernig, MD, spoke at the "Spotlight on Disease Team Awards: Genetic Skin Disease," an educational event presented at the CIRM Governing Board meeting on February 4, 2010. Wernig is an assistant professor of pathology at the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine in the Stanford School of Medicine.

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Epidermolysis Bullosa: Corrected iPS Stem Cell-Based Therapy - Video

BY STEVEN HSIEH You're watching multisource sports video news analysis from Newsy. Two injured football stars -- flying overseas for experimental, stem cell therapy

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Manning, Owens Try Stem Cell Therapy

Let go of the noose of being what others need you to be, which makes them feel better about themselves, yet if they were to be open and free to encourage you to nurture your own wings and soar, it would be that other person that would be the closest and most personal, most celebrated audience of you, the butterfly that has flown from the cocoon, that other person would recognize the joy of such seeming sporadic flight but it would be the colors, glistening in the sun over the warm, shining, happy green grass, rising to the blue sky, ignoring any thought of clouds, as, for the butterfly, timing is important, and time is everything. Sure the life of a butterfly is quite short, but to that butterfly, a day is like a lifetime, because it is a full lifetime, and so in the most precious gift that you and I have: TIME ~ Sam Botta Words: "Tell me when the time we had slipped away Tomorrow turned to yesterday And I don't know how Tell me what can stop this river of tears It's been building up for years For this moment now Here I stand Arms open wide I've held ya close Kept ya safe Till you could fly Tell me where the road ahead is gonna bend And how to harness up the wind And how to say goodbye Tell me why Why does following your dreams Take you far away from me And I knew that it would Tell me how to fill the space you left behind And how to laugh instead of cry And how to say goodbye Here I stand Arms open wide I've held ya close Kept ya safe Till you could fly Tell me where the ...

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My Grandparents chose to love each other when they met as teenagers, and then, they chose to love each other every part of every day, through the Great Depression, through absence during war, child rearing, work, illnesses... Life.

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Healthy Body = Functional Body. Hollywood Look Side Effect: Healthy Function

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IPs cells Part 2

http://www.CellularReprogramming.com The CellularReprogramming.com domain name is for sale! This domain is a perfect fit for any stem cell or bio-tech company specializing in iPS Cells and stem cell reprogramming. Visit us today for more information! http

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Cellular Reprogramming Stem Cell Domain Name For Sale! - CellularReprogramming.com

http://www.CellularReprogramming.com The CellularReprogramming.com domain name is for sale! This domain is a perfect fit for any stem cell or bio-tech company specializing in iPS Cells and stem cell reprogramming. Visit us today for more information! http

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Cellular Reprogramming Stem Cell Domain Name For Sale! - CellularReprogramming.com

Dr. George Daley of Boston Children's Hospital explains the concept of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells.

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IPs cells Part 2

(Part 4 of 6) Albert Lane, MD, spoke at the "Spotlight on Disease Team Awards: Genetic Skin Disease," an educational event presented at the CIRM Governing Board meeting on February 4, 2010.

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iPS Stem Cell-Based Treatment of Epidermolysis Bullosa

Jeanne Loring talks about stem cells, part 1. Part of meeting between Parkinson's patients and researchers in Loring's lab about the potential of induced pluripotent stem cell therapy, Aug. 4, 2011

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Jeanne Loring talks about stem cells, part 2. Part of meeting between Parkinson's patients and researchers in Loring's lab about the potential of induced pluripotent stem cell therapy, Aug

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Jeanne Loring talks about stem cells, part 3 of 3.

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Scripps Research Institute scientist Kristopher Nazor discusses Fragile X Syndrome, then circles back to how stem cell therapy might be able to help Fragile X and Alzheimer's patients. Talk given on Aug

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At Johns Hopkins, researchers and doctors are working together to explore the impact of stem technology on ALS. The Robert Packard Center for ALS Research at Johns Hopkins has helped uncover new genes for familial ALS, researched nerve repair, worked actively on genetic risk factors, developed a variety of animal models for testing therapies, explored ALS biology, advanced stem cell therapy, and researched ways to counter muscle atrophy.

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Stem Cell Implications for ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)

Dr.George Daley of Boston Children's Hospital explains the concept of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells.

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IPs Cells Part 4

http://www.juntadeandalucia.es Since its creation in November 2003, the Andalusian Stem Cell Bank has been increasing its research activity and growing at the same rate as the advances in stem cell research in national and international arenas. The Andalusian Stem Cell Bank was the first structure established in Spain specifically designed for the storage, distribution and characterization of embryonic stem cells. Having available cell lines produced under GMP standards was one of the most persistent requests of the scientific community in the field of cell therapy

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Andalusian Stem Cell Bank

Dr.George Daley of Boston Children's Hospital explains the concept of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells.

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IPs cells Part3

http://www.juntadeandalucia.es Since its creation in November 2003, the Andalusian Stem Cell Bank has been increasing its research activity and growing at the same rate as the advances in stem cell research in national and international arenas. The Andalusian Stem Cell Bank was the first structure established in Spain specifically designed for the storage, distribution and characterization of embryonic stem cells. Having available cell lines produced under GMP standards was one of the most persistent requests of the scientific community in the field of cell therapy.

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Andalusian Stem Cell Bank

Science Matters #1: Dr. Oz explains to Oprah and Michael J

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Dr. Oz to Oprah and Michael J Fox: "The stem cell debate is dead."

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Dr. Oz to Oprah and Michael J Fox: "The stem cell debate is dead."

President Obama's lifting of federal restrictions on the use of embryonic stem cells in scientific research has generated considerable news coverage and many questions from our supporters about the impact of this reversal on our own research.

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Myelin Repair Foundation on Stem Cell Research

Scripps Research Institute scientist Kristopher Nazor discusses Fragile X Syndrome, then circles back to how stem cell therapy might be able to help Fragile X and Alzheimer's patients.

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