Lymphatic system found to play key role in hair regeneration
Given the amount of wear and tear its subjected to on a daily basis, the skin has a phenomenal ability to replenish itself.
Ultrastructure of Focal Adhesion Scaffold Unveiled in Human Pluripotent Stem Cells
Focal adhesions are known as signalling platforms broadcasting the information of the biochemical and physical qualities of the extracellular matrix into intracellular signalling cascades. However, focal adhesions remain unstudied in the context of human pluripotent stem cells.
Scientists Uncover a Never-Before-Seen Type of Signal Occurring in The Human Brain
Scientists have discovered a unique form of cell messaging occurring in the human brain thats not been seen before.
New Technology Lets Researchers See Cancer Cells in Stunning Detail
Cancer research has made another positive stride in learning about cancer, how it works and how to hopefully improve a treatment’s effectiveness.
Signaling waves determine embryonic fates
Research by Rice University bioscientist Aryeh Warmflash and graduate student Sapna Chhabra shows homogenous colonies of human embryonic stem cells use dynamic molecular signaling waves that pass from cell to cell and trigger them to differentiate.
New method to purify cell types to high purity
Researchers from the group of Alexander van Oudenaarden at the Hubrecht Institute (KNAW) have developed GateID, a new method that can purify a cell type of interest from a tissue without the use of antibodies or a genetic reporter.
A shocking new way to treat infections
Titanium has many properties that make it a great choice for use in implants. Its low density, high stiffness, high biomechnanical strength-to-weight ratio, and corrosion resistance have led to its use in several types of implants, from dental to joints.
Stem cell study offers new way to study early development and pregnancy
Although graduating from school, a first job and marriage can be important events in life, some of the most significant events happen far earlier: in the first few days after a sperm fertilizes an egg and the cell begins to divide.
Starvation halts brain development, but hungry cells jump-start growth when food becomes available
We all know that food is essential to healthy development of the brain and body, especially in the earliest stages of life. But exactly how early brain growth is affected by nutrition is not as well understood, especially on a cellular level.
Lab-grown, testosterone-producing cells could help treat hypogonadism
Testosterone levels slowly decreases with age, but can also fall suddenly as a result of illnesses such as mumps or as a result of cancer therapy during childhood. The condition, which affects millions of men, can have a negative impact on mood, sex life and health.