Tag Archives: cell therapy
What Regenerative Medicine Consists Of
Sometime around Christmas Mikhail Batin, President of the Science for Life Extension Foundation, and I gave talks at the headquarters of one quite famous journal called Science and Life. This journal is sort of like a Russian version of Popular … Continue reading
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Days of Molecular Medicine 2011
It seems to be an extremely interesting conference. Just to highlight a couple of talks: Engineering functional liver tissue, Nanofibers and iPS cells for neural regeneration, Exploring stem cell niche interactions at single cell resolution. Take a look at the whole program. I believe … Continue reading
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US Pentagon funds technology that uses a patient’s own skin cells to generate living, tissue-engineered skin
A biotechnology company just got a cool $18 million from the US Defense Department for its PermaDerm™ product – an engineered skin substitute grown from a patient’s own skin cells! Regenicin Inc., a New York unit of the Lonza Group, … Continue reading
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World’s first cellular therapy oral supplement showcased at ICAAM 2010 in Dubai
I know what you’re thinking – not one of those posts about anti-aging supplements! But wait a second….. and please read further. You’ll see that this supplement is actually a form of cellular therapy. This weekend, a medical company that … Continue reading
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Regenerative Medicine Roadmap 1.1
Here is the updated edition of the Roadmap to Regenerative Medicine; the first one can be found here. Cell therapy and tissue engineering are described in more detail, than the rest of the scientific issues. I welcome everybody to take … Continue reading
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Regenerative Medicine Roadmap
The purpose of the Regenerative Medicine Roadmap chart is to create an overview of the field from the scientific point of view and to list the current and future research directions in each area. The goal is to create a draft of the scientific part of the Regenerative Medicine Roadmap, which would set the guidelines for the scientists, provide research plans for the institutions and help attract potential sponsors and investors.
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