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Nishida could then implant these clear corneal sheets back into the eyes of the very blind rabbits that donated skin cells to make the iPS cells in the first place. The stem cells took hold and ...

conditioned T-cell deplete sibling allogeneic peripheral blood stem cell transplantation with a 48 h history of a painful, weeping and red left eye. Medications included immunosuppression with ...

Finally, the research team injected cells called vascular progenitors, which were made from the naive stem cells and are capable of making new blood vessels, into the eyes of mice bred to have a ...

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Stem cells made from human embryos can home in on damaged eyes, hearts and arteries ... and can even generate unlimited amounts of red blood cells for transfusion," Lanza ...

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isolating the stem cells from the fat and injecting those cells directly into eyes. Charging the patients was a “red flag,” he said, that this was not a traditional clinical trial. A second ...

These four are the first to receive transplants of reprogrammed stem cells to heal injured corneas, the eye’s clear outer surface. The research was published on November 8 in the journal Nature.

Stem cells made from human embryos can home in on damaged eyes, hearts and arteries of mice ... and can even generate unlimited amounts of red blood cells for transfusion," Lanza said.