Biologists grow mouse eggs in mini ovaries developed from stem cells
The advance could generate new solutions to for human fertility issues
In vitro "blastoids" can model early human development without animal embryos
This technique is a game-changer to study early human development and to understand how babies are made
This technology was designed to grow human cells. Now it's transforming the cultured meat industry.
Inside the breakthrough that could take lab-grown meat from the lab to the supermarket.
Stem cells can give new life to ovaries and potentially restore fertility
Stem cells enhanced ovarian function and egg retrieval in patients with premature ovarian insufficiency
Scientists have restored youth to aging eyes in mice
New research suggests vision loss may be reversible via induced pluripotent stem cells
A potential new treatment for premature aging diseases keeps stem cells fresh longer
The drug helps keep stem cells' telomeres long, preventing them from aging too quickly
New research uses CRISPR gene editing to grow new neurons in diseased brains
Scientists hope the CRISPR-based therapy could treat neurodegenerative disease
A new shortcut skips stem cells completely, converts skin cells into photoreceptors
This method, which uses a handful of small molecule drugs, is a time-saver compared to stem cell therapy
Meet Betty Hay, the scientist who saw how cells grow and limbs regenerate
Happy birthday to the trailblazing developmental biologist
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Testing drugs on stem cells in petri dishes may revolutionize our understanding of difficult-to-study diseases
Remember the Ice Bucket Challenge? This is even more exciting for ALS patients.
Here's everything you need to know to grow your own hamburgers
Cellular agriculture techniques are young but rapidly advancing
The history of humanity is written across your smile
'The Tales Teeth Tell' traces the evolution of our teeth into "oral Swiss army knives"
Futuristic organ-on-a-chip technology now seems more realistic than ever
Researchers have pioneered what may be the most accurate simulation of kidney function to-date
Henry Greely, bioethicist and attorney, on why genetic tech isn't so scary
'I probably wouldn’t regulate anything except possibly parents'