Synthetic cells now communicate like natural ones: the study
An international team has created synthetic cells capable of communicating with each other: new avenues for regenerative medicine.
Cellular Memory: New Study Reveals Why “The Body Remembers”
Cellular memory is no longer a mystery: a study reveals that even non-brain cells can learn and remember information.
Organelles, new discoveries rewrite cell biology
The discovery of membraneless organelles challenges our understanding of cell biology and promises new treatments for degenerative diseases.
Cells Discovered That Stimulate Angiogenesis and Rapid Healing
Progenitor cells that stimulate angiogenesis and healing discovered: a breakthrough for the treatment of chronic wounds.
From scar tissue to healthy heart: breakthrough in heart attack treatment
A team of researchers develops new techniques that can repair tissue damaged by heart attacks and heart disease.
Regenerative medicine, a cellular "glue" heals wounds and repairs nerves
UCSF researchers have engineered molecules that help build tissues and organs—a coup for regenerative medicine.
Created yeast containing human genes. Because?
Scientists at Delft University of Technology created brewer's yeast with human muscle genes.
Brain cells in a Petri dish have learned to play Pong
And they did it faster than a computer and artificial intelligence. New perspectives for brain cell-based biological computers?
Thermo-controlled CAR-T cells eliminate tumors and prevent relapses
A team realizes a remarkable "upgrade" of CAR-T cells making them effective even with solid and deep tumors.
US Air Force tests technology to heal wounds 5 times sooner
The study of transcription factors for cellular reprogramming allows a team of the American Air Force to develop a remedy that can heal wounds 5 times faster.
In Singapore created printable human skin
In less than a minute, human skin is printed with a lot of texture. The printable material is based on skin cells and collagen.
Does weightlessness kill cancer cells?
A team of researchers plans to send cancer cells into space after research in the microgravity environment has shown significant effects.
