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Diabetic rats cured with their own stem cells

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Diabetic rats cured with their own stem cells

The cells, taken from the brain via the nose, have been coaxed into becoming insulin factories in the rat pancreas

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World's first cloned human embryonic stem cells

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Light pulses keep heart cells beating

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Stem cells may save rhinos from extinction

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Stem cells may save rhinos from extinction

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A youthful environment can rejuvenate old stem cells

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Antibody cocktail promises safer stem cell therapy

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Building new faces from stem cells in the ear

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Stem cell therapies move into the real world

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Stem cell therapies move into the real world

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Artificially grown tooth transplanted into mouse

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Artificially grown tooth transplanted into mouse

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Man receives world's first synthetic windpipe

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Man receives world's first synthetic windpipe

A trachea-shaped polymer has been coated with a patient's stem cells then successfully transplanted, opening the way to many other "synthetic" organs

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Brain cells made from skin could treat Parkinson's

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Stem cell therapy wasn't unfair help for baseball star

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Proteins protect against heart attack

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Stem cell setback as mice reject own tissue

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