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Scientists have found ways of culturing organ-specific tissue from stem cells that could change the way diseases are studied and treated. By Javier Barbuzano Imagine the possibility of creating individualized, complex collections of cells that bear a...

George Q. Daley, an HSCI Principal Faculty member, discusses how new technologies in gene therapy and gene editing are opening doors to novel treatments.

A Harvard Stem Cell Institute (HSCI) collaboration between a molecular chemist who studies microRNAs and a stem cell biologist interested in cell growth has led to new understanding of what goes wrong in several kinds of cancer. Boston Children’s Hospital...

HSCI Principal Faculty member and Cancer Program leader Benjamin Ebert, MD, discusses the development of an animal model that allows scientists to test many possible leukemia drugs at a time, increasing the odds of finding one that eliminates cancer cells...