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ISSCR Annual Meeting - HSCI speakers Friday, June 14, 2013

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The Harvard Stem Cell Institute is co-sponsoring the 11th Annual International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) Annual Meeting. The five-day conference has drawn nearly 4,000 people to the Boston-area, all to discuss the latest stem cell science in...

Long-lasting blood vessels generated from human iPS cells

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Harvard Stem Cell Institute researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) succeeded in using reprogrammed human stem cells to make working blood vessels in mice that can survive for as long as nine months. The blood vessels were created with induced...

Mapping the epigenome

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Ten years ago, scientists announced the end of the Human Genome Project, the international attempt to learn which combination of four nucleotides—adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine—is unique to homo sapien DNA. This biological alphabet helped...

Predicting individual breast cancer risk may be possible

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An international scientific collaborative led by the Harvard Stem Cell Institute’s Kornelia Polyak, MD, PhD, has discovered why women who give birth in their early twenties are less likely to eventually develop breast cancer than women who don't...

New Animation to Benefit HSCI – see the YouTube video

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Slovakian animator Tibor Jarosi has created this cartoon for the song, Not Like You, which is from a collection of original songs about school days from the CD Neil Brewer and Friends are Back in School. Neil teaches undergraduate and graduate education...

Stem cells engineered to become targeted drug factories

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A group of Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Harvard Stem Cell Institute researchers, and collaborators at MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital have found a way to use stem cells as drug delivery vehicles. The researchers inserted modified strands of...