Unlocking the secrets of immortal stem cells in sea anemones
Medical University of Vienna (MedUni Wien) - 19-Aug-2024Ancient genes in sea anemones offer insights into ageing and regeneration
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Keto diet accelerated organ aging in mice due to increased senescent cells
New Scientist - 17-May-2024Switching the mice back to a standard diet reduced the damage
Rice University creates tiny wireless brain stimulator for revolutionary treatments
Rice University - 12-Apr-2024This device offers a less invasive, patient-controlled alternative for mental health care
Microneedle adhesive patch enhances human-machine interaction
University of Colorado Boulder - 31-Jan-2024New wearable tech unlocks a future of effortless body movement with robotic exoskeletons
3D printed functional hair follicles from lab-grown human skin
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - 15-Nov-2023A revolutionary step towards regenerative medicine, drug testing, and enhanced skin models
Beyond CRISPR: Fanzors, a new era of programmable DNA editing tools
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - 13-Oct-2023Scientists discover a vast array of RNA-guided enzymes in diverse organisms
Planetary boundaries broken, earth on path to environmental disaster
The Guardian - 13-Sep-2023Findings serve as a wake-up call, urging immediate action to protect our planet
Mechanical nanosurgery, a novel treatment option for glioblastoma
Nano Magazine - 21-Jul-2023Magnetically guided nanotubes effectively killed cancer cells in mice
Living in green neighborhoods may help you live longer and healthier
The Washington Post - 28-Jun-2023New study finds people with high access to green spaces were 2.5 years younger in biological age
Penn State team develops protein-based nanocomputing agent to influence cell behaviour
Penn State College of Medicine - 26-May-2023Paving the way for more targeted, efficient cell-based therapies to treat diseases like diabetes and cancer
Morphoceuticals raises $8M to advance bioelectrical treatment for regenerating tissues or organs
Longevity Technology - 15-Feb-2023A revolutionary approach in regenerative medicine that could improve quality of life in patients
New technique develops 3D skin grafts that can be transplanted like a biological clothing
Medgadget - 13-Feb-2023Grafts fit perfectly to any complex body part and can also be tailored for each patient
Extracellular vesicles from young stem cells have a rejuvenating effect in vitro and in vivo in mice
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 08-Nov-2022This approach did not kill the senescent cells instead, it was senomorphic
Organoids-hair follicle morphogenesis in hair loss treatment
Independent - 22-Oct-2022Hair cells generated in vivo, potentially promising to reverse hair loss disorders and baldness
CMU array to treat neurological disorders potentially
Nano Magazine - 06-Oct-2022Microelectrode array (MEA) is 3D-printed at the nanoscale, for individual neurological treatment
Magnetic particle swarms and Selective embolization to be more efficient and less complicated
Nano Magazine - 01-Aug-2022Embolization is a medical technique used to block blood vessels during treatment
Magnet-controlled bacteria fights cancer without causing pain
Phys.org - 15-Jul-2022Bacterial microrobots activate immune response and release drugs directly at desired tumor sites
HTR in Drosophila somatic cells using nikase and CRISPR genetic editing tools
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) - 05-Jul-2022CRISPR genetic editing tools may be helpful in genetic repair
miniPUMP - the next-best personalised human heart model for drug testing
New Atlas - 25-Apr-2022Your cells as your own "organ-on-a-chip" model for heart disease
Floor cleaners with certain chemical ingredients could do more harm than good
Phys.org - 28-Feb-2022Chemicals used for good smell may expose people to aerosol pollution at the same rate as public roads
Significant limb regeneration in frogs treated with drug cocktail
The Guardian - 26-Jan-2022Brief exposure to five factors targeting tissue repair aspects triggers dormant regrowth potential
Battery-free, personalized wearables to track your health status
Medgadget - 12-Oct-2021Device made to fit perfectly, facilitating continuous monitoring of physiological parameters
A single protein reversed senescence in skeletal muscle cells
University at Buffalo - 17-Sep-2021NANOG targets multiple ageing mechanisms - insights may help develop new therapies for age-related disorders
New CRISPR based stem cell implant releases drug as required in arthritis
GEN News - 02-Sep-2021Reduced inflammation & bone damage in mice; relieves patients from their regular use of injections
A real tumour printed from patient's own cells to predict best cancer therapies
Irish Times - 18-Aug-2021Overcomes a long trial and error process and accelerates personalized treatment
New microchip nanosensor tracks stress levels from your fingertip
Medgadget - 08-Jul-2021Using a drop of blood, this device measures cortisol accurately within minutes
Unique adaptations contribute to the longevity of American lobster
Medium - 04-Jul-2021Insights on longevity, neural, and immune adaptations are revealed by a lobster
Embryos reset biological age back to zero in early stage of development
Science News - 25-Jun-2021Rejuvenation process in germline cells may help find new therapies for age-related disorders
World's smallest injectable chip monitors vital signs
Medgadget - 17-May-2021Wireless chip measures body temperature in mice & has the potential to track other parameters in humans as well
New monoclonal antibody drug regrows lost teeth in ferrets
New Atlas - 29-Mar-2021Promising tooth development approach for tooth anomalies after successful trials on pigs & dogs
Reprogrammed skin cells heal damaged brain tissue in mice
Medical Xpress - 19-Mar-2021Restored 90% of motor function forming new blood vessels after an ischemic stroke
Genetically engineered cartilage combats inflammatory arthritis
National Institute on Aging (NIA) - 24-Feb-2021Engineered cells produce anti-inflammatory drug that helps reduce stress-related cartilage damage
A new computational model to design mammalian genetic programs
Phys.org - 19-Feb-2021Engineered human cells through design-based process, eliminating trial and error approach
Lab-grown human muscle showed benefits of exercise
INVERSE - 29-Jan-2021Tissue engineered muscle under simulated exercise prevented chronic inflammation
Scientists reprogram fat cells to stem cells
Phys.org - 14-Jan-2021Let's hope other stem cell treatments are closer than 15 years away
Hitch-hiking nanoparticles improve bioavailability of drugs
Nano Magazine - 27-Nov-2020Liquid coated nanoparticles effectively deliver drugs with no side effects
A novel gene editing tool to fight aggressive cancers
Medical Xpress - 18-Nov-2020Uses CRISPR technology to target and destroy cancer cells
New technique to measure individual telomere lengths in 3 hours
Phys.org - 25-Sep-2020Not just average length that is important, so full profile provides more clinical uses
Microrobots might treat nerve injuries in the near future
Science News - 25-Sep-2020A magnetically controlled microrobot connects clusters of nerve cells
VRK-1/AMPK cellular energy pathway linked to longer lifespan
New Atlas - 02-Aug-2020Early days, but looking forward to seeing the results (in vivo) in mammals
Researchers successfully 3D-printed human-like ears in mice
New Scientist - 05-Jun-2020Can potentially repair damaged cartilage in other parts of the human body
Follistatin gene therapy to combat osteoarthritis and obesity
Next Big Future - 16-May-2020This new approach doubled muscle mass in mice, reduced its fat
Millions of mature human cells can be produced in a mouse embryo
University at Buffalo - 15-May-2020These mouse models can be used to study about diseases such as malaria and COVID-19
DNA testing in a cheap, lightweight portable device
New Scientist - 22-Apr-2020This 10 dollar device can give results in about one and half hours
New brain implant for neural recording provides more data, less tissue damage
Stanford School of Medicine - 23-Mar-2020Thousands of single-neuron activities can be recorded as successfully tested in mice
An enzyme that prolongs lifespan in roundworms discovered
INVERSE - 07-Jan-2020Results have been replicated in cultured human cells - a new hope for life extension?
Promoting in vitro angiogenesis using optoceutics
Drug Target Review - 01-Oct-2019Visible light stimulates the formation of the new blood vessels
3D-printed living human tissues with vascular channels
Wyss Institute - 06-Sep-2019Artificially grown human organs are the solution of the organ transplant shortage
Tooth enamel could be repaired
Guardian - 30-Aug-2019In human teeth, the clusters had given rise to a crystalline layer within 48 hours
Bacteria causing gum disease may play a role in triggering Alzheimer's
NHS - 24-Jan-2019Keeping your gum healthy may save you from Alzheimer's disease
Prototype pandemic vaccine without the shot
Washington Post - 12-Sep-2018A bandage-like strip with micro-needles may replace the usual methods for vaccination
Using Statistics to Predict the Next World War
Futurism - 22-Feb-2018It’s been more than 70 years since the last major world war. Is it only a matter of time or are ...
Long-Lived Bats Have Telomeres That Don't Shorten
INVERSE - 07-Feb-2018These mouse-sized mammals live way longer than they should. Some of the telomeres of Myotis bats...
Smart contact lens measures diabetics' blood sugar
The Verge - 24-Jan-2018Lens is made out of the same material as soft contacts. Researchers have embedded electronics an...
How dietary fat affects stem cell differentiation
Medical Xpress - 01-Dec-2017Dietary fats are converted into lipids, which make up the membranes that surround all living cell...
Rare Gene for Long Life Found in Amish Community
INVERSE - 17-Nov-2017Amish people have lived in relative isolation since migrating from Europe. Gene mutation can eit...
Scientists Discover a Key to a Longer Life in Male DNA
New York Times - 16-Jun-2017Growth hormone receptors is linked to an increase in life span of about 10 years among men. This...
New 3D printing method for silicon medical implants
Kurzweil Network - 15-May-2017Stronger, quicker, less expensive, more flexible, and more comfortable than the implants currentl...
Repairing Mitochondrial DNA for Age-related Diseases
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 02-May-2017University of Sheffield has made progress in repairing the damage done to mitochondrial DNA (mtDN...
Eating old food shortens lifespan in animals
New Scientist - 17-Feb-2017Organisms able to acquire cellular damage from their food. Older food organisms have more molecu...
The next generation of brain implant is a teeny tiny coil
Popular Science - 09-Dec-2016The micro coils make mind-controlled prosthetics easier to use. Most brain implants are electrod...
Rapid detection of bacterial infection
New Scientist - 06-May-2016Standard tests for bacterial infections involve growing bacterial cultures from patient samples a...
Lab-grown skin sprouts hair and grows glands
BBC - 01-Apr-2016Took cells from gums and converted them into induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). Crafted ski...
