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The final issue of Nature Reports Stem Cells
Nature Reports Stem Cells is no longer being updated. We hope that you will continue to enjoy the past content which will remain available. Nature and its sister titles remain committed, as ever, to publishing new research and news about stem cells.
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news and commentary
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FDA green lights stem cell clinical trial for Lou Gehrig's disease
Neural stem cells to be injected in patients' spines
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NIH waits for scientists to submit ES lines for funding eligibility
Some usual suspects are missing
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latest research
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Prostate tumours from a surprising source
A luminal stem cell might fuel cancer
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Stem cells delay onset in mice with neurodegenerative disease
Transplanted cells detoxify poisoned brains, for a time
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our picks
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(Stem cell) banking crisis
Stem cell banking must expand to keep up with demand, say researchers
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A bank in England for stem cells
A national treasure in three temporary trailers
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the Niche, our stem cell blog
FDA green lights stem-cell clinical trial for Lou Gehrig’s disease
The Maryland company NeuralStem has the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s permission to test its spinal cord stem cells in twelve patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis...
Submit your stem cells
The National Institutes of Health started accepting applications today to evaluate which human embryonic stem cells will be eligible for federal dollars...
CIRM signs agreement to collaborate with Germany on stem cell research
The California Institute of Regenerative Medicine has collected a sixth country for its international collaborations...
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stem cells basics
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Stem cells have a great but still uncertain medical potential. They offer scientific insights into how cells develop and how some diseases might be treated. Here we define them, describe how they are studied, and skecth their potential and the controversies that surround them.
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