Reprogramming

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English Laboratory-grown nerve cells, shown with fluorescent green dye against a black background

Parkinson's Disease: How could gene and cell therapy help?

Related Topics Neurological Disorders Parkinson's Disease Cell Therapy Clinical Trials Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Gene Therapy iPS cells Reprogramming
Title page of the ISSCR Patient Handbook on Stem Cell Therapies

A Closer Look At Stem Cells: The ISSCR Patient Handbook on Stem Cell Therapies

Related Topics Blood Stem Cells Cell Therapy Clinical Trials Embryonic Stem Cells Ethics and Society iPS cells Patient Involvement Reprogramming Skin Stem Cells Stem Cell News
Cartoon graphic of two figures hugging. One wears an insulin patch on their arm.

Connecting young people with Type 1 Diabetes through science

Related Topics Diabetes Cell Therapy Current and Potential Uses Embryonic Stem Cells Patient Involvement Reprogramming Research Stem Cell News
Screenshot from ASGCT's video 'Gene Therapy Approaches'. Two cartoon figures look at text listing gene therapy techniques: Gene Addition, RNA Therapy, Gene Silencing, Cell Therapy, Gene Editing

Gene Therapy Approaches

Related Topics Cell and Gene Fundamentals Cell Therapy Clinical Trials Current and Potential Uses Gene Editing Gene Therapy Methods and Tools Reprogramming
Stem Cell Futures teaser

Stem cell futures: An introduction to iPS cells

Related Topics Current and Potential Uses Explore Stem Cells iPS cells Methods and Tools Reprogramming
Cartoon depicting different kinds of viral vectors (clockwise from bottom left: lentiviral, adenoviral, retroviral, adeno-associated viral)

Vectors 101

Related Topics Cell Therapy Disease Modelling Gene Editing Gene Therapy Methods and Tools Reprogramming
EuroStemCell Resource
fertility and reproduction

Reproduction and Fertility: How could stem cells help?

Related Topics Reproduction and Fertility Current and Potential Uses Explore Stem Cells Factsheets iPS cells Reprogramming
EuroStemCell Resource
The image shows the location of the thymus in the human body. The thymus is located within the chest cavity, behind the breastbone and between the lungs.

Regenerating The Thymus

Related Topics Cancer Immune Conditions Current and Potential Uses Factsheets iPS cells Reprogramming
EuroStemCell Resource
Start with a Stem Cell - for Scientists

Start with a Stem Cell: outreach kit for scientists

Related Topics Explore Stem Cells Reprogramming Research
EuroStemCell Resource
Reprogrammed skin cells

Cell identity and reprogramming

Related Topics Cell and Gene Fundamentals Disease Modelling Factsheets Methods and Tools Reprogramming
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