Examples of using The stem cells in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In fact, some recent research has been investigating the possibility of eliminating this gene from the protocol and creating the stem cells with just three genes.
In other words, if a little boy was dying from a muscular disease the stem cells could become new muscle tissue.
The“Organic Hair Transplantation®” method uses the advantages of the stem cells to the maximum level.
it's very important that the stem cells survive for a long time,” he says.
there is not the risk of rejection you would have if you took the stem cells from another source….
In the current issue of Blood, the scientists report that the cell-cycle kinase CDK6 is required for activation of the stem cells responsible for causing leukemia.
The stem cells grow and proliferate up to the required mass,
With the brain in a relaxed state, the stem cells have a better chance at targeting the diseased tissue.
As a matter of fact, the stem cells were essentially found in umbilical cord blood, is currently used
The stem cells will be injected into their hearts within five hours of suffering from a heart attack.
Once a delivery method has been established, the next challenge is deciding how to get the stem cells to communicate with existing retina cells and function properly inside the eye.
As a result of bad programming, the stem cells proliferated and made skin instead of cornea,
I mean, uh, the stem cells would fix the joints,
You"instruct" the stem cells to go to a place in the body and stay there where they can be used.
The stem cells were separated from my bone marrow and were re-injected two days later directly into my spinal fluid by lumbar puncture.
It stimulates the stem cells to grow and form more stem cells,
The stem cells we have used are excellent at protecting bones,” said Pascale Guillot,
such as genetically modifying the stem cells to express green fluorescent protein and/or other luminescent enzymes such as luciferase.