>The journal, Nature, has published a review article, “Stem-cell therapy for cardiac disease,”about treatment of heart disease with stem cells, focusing on the many types of cells that are being used in research, including bone marrow derived stem cells and progenitors and “resident” cardiomyocyte stem cells. The latter are actually found in the heart and … Continue reading
The journal, Nature, has published a review article, “Stem-cell therapy for cardiac disease,”about treatment of heart disease with stem cells, focusing on the many types of cells that are being used in research, including bone marrow derived stem cells and progenitors and “resident” cardiomyocyte stem cells. The latter are actually found in the heart and … Continue reading
>From the Temple, Texas news, we hear that the “brain drain” is gaining Texas another adult stem cell pioneer. Read about Dr. Darwin Prockop’s move to Texas and his research in adult stem cells, here. He will serve as inaugural holder of the Stearman Chair in Genomic Medicine, professor of molecular and cellular medicine in … Continue reading
From the Temple, Texas news, we hear that the “brain drain” is gaining Texas another adult stem cell pioneer. Read about Dr. Darwin Prockop’s move to Texas and his research in adult stem cells, here. He will serve as inaugural holder of the Stearman Chair in Genomic Medicine, professor of molecular and cellular medicine in … Continue reading
>Someone pointed out to me that it has been a while since I’ve posted anything. It turns out that I’m not as good and multi-multi-tasking as I used to be. Nowadays, it seems that I can only handle 3 or 4 really big things at time. Work, family and politics are eating up my days … Continue reading
Someone pointed out to me that it has been a while since I’ve posted anything. It turns out that I’m not as good and multi-multi-tasking as I used to be. Nowadays, it seems that I can only handle 3 or 4 really big things at time. Work, family and politics are eating up my days … Continue reading