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Results for 'stem cells'
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Understanding the individual
22 May 2013Features & Innovations
A*STAR’s Single-Cell Omics Centre, the first research center in Asia exclusively dedicated to accelerating the understanding of how individual cells work, officially opened in April 2013
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Stem cells: Keeping differentiation in check
27 February 2013Research Highlights
A repressor protein that blocks differentiation-specific genes helps maintain stem cells' ability to develop into any cell type
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Stem cells: Laboratory bioreactor boosts yields
05 December 2012Research Highlights
Inducing stem cells to become different cell types efficiently, and on a large scale, is now possible using a three-dimensional platform
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Developmental biology: Foundations for a filter
07 November 2012Research Highlights
A recently discovered stem cell population could one day provide useful source material for kidney repair
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Biomaterials: Building up stem cell production
26 September 2012Research Highlights
A three-dimensional fiber scaffold promotes large-scale stem cell proliferation and differentiation to levels suitable for tissue transplants
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Immunology: Jump-starting cheaper cancer vaccines
26 September 2012Research Highlights
A technique to prime stem cells to induce anti-tumor immunity may open the door to economical production of anticancer shots
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Immunology: Lose some, gain some
23 May 2012Research Highlights
Calicneurin inhibitors, used clinically as immunosuppressive drugs, are shown to confer a growth advantage to myeloid cells
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Strengthening stem cell research
23 May 2012Features & Innovations
Remarkable strides are being made in stem cell research at the A*STAR Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology, leading to the development of novel therapeutic and diagnostic strategies
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Developmental biology: Switching to neurons
09 May 2012Research Highlights
Researchers identify a genetic switch that controls differentiation of embryonic stem cells into neural cells
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Stem cells: In search of risky rearrangements
28 March 2012Research Highlights
Embryonic stem cell researchers collaborate to uncover genomic changes that might favor cancerous growth
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Bioengineering: Heart-to-heart
29 February 2012Research Highlights
Stem cells grown on a scaffold form new heart tissues and may lead to the creation of functioning bioartificial hearts
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Stem cells: A new breath of life
18 January 2012Research Highlights
The discovery of distal airway stem cells opens the door to new therapies for reversing pulmonary disease
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Immunology: A big role for small RNAs
18 January 2012Research Highlights
MicroRNAs are essential for B-cell development and antibody production
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Stem cells: Driving neuronal differentiation
07 December 2011Research Highlights
Identification of a signaling pathway could aid development of stem cell-based therapies for Parkinson’s disease
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Stem cells: Knowing what they want to be in life
07 December 2011Research Highlights
Collaborative study sheds light on our understanding of how stem cells differentiate during embryonic development
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Stem cells: Battle of the sex chromosomes
26 October 2011Research Highlights
Skewed X chromosome expression may confound laboratory models of human diseases
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Stem cells: A way to maintain pluripotency
12 October 2011Research Highlights
Fibroblast growth factor-2 keeps stems cells in their undifferentiated state by activating Wnt signaling
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Cancer biology: The origin of esophageal cancer
28 September 2011Research Highlights
A new model for the origin of Barrett’s esophagus could lead to improved early treatment of esophageal cancer
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Stem cells: Differentiation in the balance
14 September 2011Research Highlights
The differentiation of stem cells into particular fetal cell lineages is a precarious affair acted out on a molecular battlefield
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Proteomics: Stem cell signaling
31 August 2011Research Highlights
Tyrosine phosphorylation profiles illuminate the molecular basis of self-renewal in human embryonic stem cells
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Stem cells: Reprogramming with synthetic proteins
06 July 2011Research Highlights
Genetically engineered proteins can be used to revert cells back to their undifferentiated state
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Research Highlights
Efforts to understand a signaling factor’s contradictory behavior reveal a master switch for organ development
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Molecular biology: Go back in time
16 March 2011Research Highlights
Stem-cell technology can help reveal the pathology of a wide range of genetic diseases, including progeria
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Stem cells: Essential factors
02 March 2011Research Highlights
A genome-wide RNA interference screen identifies genes that govern the unique properties of human embryonic stem cells
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Biomaterials: Finding the right support
19 January 2011Research Highlights
Scaffolds that are able to support stem-cell proliferation and differentiation in culture may not have the same effects in the human body
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Biomaterials: The right gel for the right cell
22 December 2010Research Highlights
It is possible to control the differentiation of stem cells by changing the stiffness of a hydrogel
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Stem cells: Brighten up
10 November 2010Research Highlights
A fluorescent probe that selectively highlights embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cells is now available
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The landscape of stem-cell research
13 October 2010Features & Innovations
Stem-cell research is diversifying more than ever in Singapore.
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Bioprocess engineering: Healing a broken heart
13 October 2010Research Highlights
A new bioprocessing system enables large-scale production of heart muscle cells from stem cells
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Stem cells: Driving differentiation
15 September 2010Research Highlights
Mysterious molecules called lncRNA direct the fate of stem cells in the early mouse embryo
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Stem cells: Eliminating the enemy within
26 May 2010Research Highlights
An evaluation study shows that more efficient cell-sorting methods are needed to make stem cell-derived tissues sufficiently safe for transplantation
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Stem cells: Expanding the repertoire
28 April 2010Research Highlights
Discovery of a replacement for an ‘indispensible’ reprogramming factor provides new ways to generate stem cells
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Stem cells: Quality improvement
31 March 2010Research Highlights
Reprogrammed adult cells can display different qualities depending on how they were generated
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Biomaterials: Liver repairs
17 March 2010Research Highlights
A fibrous polymer scaffold can deliver liver-like cells into damaged liver for tissue repair
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Stem cells: Differentiate or die
23 December 2009Research Highlights
An antibody that selectively kills off undifferentiated stem cells may improve their clinical usefulness
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Stem cells: A new part of the program
11 November 2009Research Highlights
A novel transcription factor can facilitate the reprogramming of somatic cells into stem cells
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Stem cells: Maintaining ‘arrested development’
11 November 2009Research Highlights
Embryonic stem cells keep their developmental options open with help from two recently identified genes
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