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Stem Cell: 2018January27Saturday

Will State Voters Continue To Pour Money Into Stem Cell Research?

Another stem cell fraud in Japan

Stem Cells Made by Modifying the Epigenome with CRISPR

From Stem Cells to a Functional Heart: The Role of the Mesp1 Gene

Kyoto University Finds Stem Cell Researcher Guilty of Data Fabrication

Scientists culture human placenta stem cells for first time

Discovery may advance neural stem cell treatments for brain disorders

Scientists discover stem cells that build a fly's nervous system

Stem cell bank LifeCell to set up facility in Haryana to produce Mesenchymal Stem Cells

How 'stem cell' clinics became a Wild West for dodgy treatments

Stem Cell Therapy : 2018January27Saturday

Stem Cell Therapy: a Boon or a Boondoggle?

New Technique that Could Overcome Obstacle for Future Stem Cell Therapies Discovered

Will State Voters Continue To Pour Money Into Stem Cell Research?

The Trouble With Stem Cell Therapy

Stem Cell Therapy Seen to Improve Motor Function in 4-Year-Old Cerebral Palsy Patient

NIH discovery brings stem cell therapy for eye disease closer to the clinic

Canadian researchers test new stem-cell therapy for diabetes

How 'stem cell' clinics became a Wild West for dodgy treatments

Evening Update newsletter: North Korea, stem-cell therapy, Carillion Canada

Discovery may advance neural stem cell treatments for brain disorders

Human Genome : 2018January27Saturday

When genomics lets us design our children, how can we keep it fair for all?

Ancient Human Genomes Reveal Complicated Split into Europeans and Asians

A salamander with a genome 10 times the size of ours regrows lost limbs

Bionano Genomics Prepares to Launch New Chemistry for Improved Optical Genome Maps

Creating an Atlas of the Cells in the Human Body

Adam and the Genome and Human Genetic Diversity

NIH to launch genome editing research program

Why the genome of wheat is so massive

GPCR Origin and Diversification

Unilorin to contribute 10000 genome to boost human cells, research

Crispr: 2018January27Saturday

What Good Is Crispr if It Can't Get Where It Needs to Go?

Calm down – China is not racing ahead with human CRISPR trials

Scientists Don't Fear a New Crispr Snag

Editas, Adverum extend CRISPR ocular delivery alliance

Chinese scientists used Crispr gene editing on 86 human patients

CRISPR's Comrades in Arms Discovered in Microbial Genomes

CRISPR technology needs smart oversight, not heavy regulation

CRISPR/Cas9-Based Engineering of the Epigenome

Stem Cells Made by Modifying the Epigenome with CRISPR

Reckoning the potential of CRISPR/Cas9 tech, NIH launches $190M genome editing research initiative

Genetic Modification: 2018January27Saturday

Africa Should Follow In South Africa's 'Food Steps' And Embrace Genetic Modification

Should the FDA Ban People From Genetically Engineering Themselves?

Genetic modification laws set for shake-up, with health and agriculture research industries to benefit

Biohacking - genetic engineering from your garage

China's successful cloning of monkeys "significant advance" for disease research: US scholar

genetic modification

When genomics lets us design our children, how can we keep it fair for all?

Researchers find mosquito bites can be avoided with one simple move

Kentucky Plant Pathology Professor Sees More Genetic Engineering in the Fields Someday

Genetic tracking provides clues on the development of the brain's complex circuitry

Biomedical - Companies: 2018January27Saturday

New tool visualizes employment trends in biomedical science

Biomedical research opportunities for WCM-Q alumni highlighted

Business Briefs: TARIS Biomedical Announces $25M Series B Financing

UK's leading surgeons mark official launch of £21m NIHR Biomedical Research Centre

In a scientific first, cloned monkeys are born. Will they accelerate biomedical research?

Curam signs memorandum of understanding with South Korean Biomedical Manufacturing Technology Centre

'Practical Experience': Retired surgeon instructs BCHS biomedical students

Design for Manufacturability Tips for Miniature Biomedical Sensor Circuits

NUI Galway research centre partners with Korean biomedical centre

Premier Biomedical, Inc. CEO Letter -- January, 2018