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Stem Cell News - Biotechnology Australia - Sept 05 

• Cells for the brain

• Stem cells repair spinal cords.

• Adult cell technique may end embryo cloning.

• Scientists send skin cell back to embryo stage.

• Cord blood yields 'ethical' embryonic stem cells

• Swiss successful in healing children's burns with fetal stem cells.

• Stem cell research on mouse hairs could mean cancer defence

• Scientists create nerve cells from stem cells.

• Heart, heal thyself, say scientists.

• US scientists find flexible stem cells in placenta

• GE stem cells heal rat spines

• World first in stem cell finding.

• Scientists succeed in growing bone tissues from adult stem cells.

• Scientists learn injected stem cells find, kill inflammatory cells.

• US researchers turn neural stem cells into insulin-producing cells.

• Brain stem cells may cure diabetes.

• Infertile? Try stem cell sex.

Newsletter Archive

Issue 7 July 2005

Meet the Stem Cell Review Committee, The Great Stem Cell Debate, Cairns warms up for the 2007 Stem Cell Meeting, Stem Cells for General Practitioners, NSWSCN website launched, Book Review: Stem Cells at the Frontiers of Science.

Issue 6 March 2005
Tissue Engineering expert is coming to town, Picking out the best in adult stem cells, CAMRA Coalition reunites, Stem Cell Events for the Diary

Issue 5 Sep 2004
NHMRC licenses so far..., Federal Parliament Revisits Stem Cell Legislation, Doing a backflip on stem cell policy!

Issue 4 Sep 2004
NSW Stem Cell Network goes National, Team effort brings in 1 million from the Ministry Science & Medical Research, Book Review: “Passion for Life” by stem cell advocate Paul Brock.

Issue 3 May 2004
Highlights from the 4th Stem Cell Workshop, Learn how to grow human embryonic stem cells, AusBiotech/Tissue Engineering Network/NSW Stem Cell Network seminars, Networking on the rise

Issue 2 Dec 2004
International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) launches newsletter, National Stem Cell Centre (NSCC) Scholarship Programs

Issue 1 Dec 2003
How We Have Grown, Looking Toward 2004, Spinal Cord Research & Other Neurological Conditions Research Grants

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