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Embryo patent row could dash Europe's stem cell future

Europe's highest court urged to declare patents on stem cells immoral and illegal

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First partial transplant of a bioengineered larynx

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Stem cells coaxed into forming partial eyeball

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Stem cells coaxed into forming partial eyeball

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Lab-grown neurons might repair Alzheimer's brains

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A minor cut could trigger a tumour

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Abnormalities discovered in stem cells from adults

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Patent truce boosts stem cell medicine

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Stem cells from urine could help fix your plumbing

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2011 preview: Crunch time for stem cells

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2011 preview: Crunch time for stem cells

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Intestine grown from stem cells for the first time

Human intestinal tissue has been made in the lab for the first time from stem cells. It's a big step towards replacing diseased gut tissue

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Stem cell trial for blindness gets green light

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First person treated in milestone stem cell trial

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New route to stem cell therapy opens up

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Retinal cone cells transplanted into blind mice

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