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Stem Cell Advances Reshape Alzheimer’s Research and Treatment

This article explores how stem cell therapies and organoid models are advancing Alzheimer’s research. It highlights progress in microglial replacement, patient-derived brain models and the use of AI to accelerate discovery.
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Will Cellular Agriculture Deliver on Its Sustainability Promise?

In this article, experts discuss how cellular agriculture could deliver sustainable meat and dairy, the technical and economic hurdles of the field and innovations driving it toward commercial viability.
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Boost FDA Modernization Act 2.0 Readiness With an Advanced LIMS

Shonali Paul, COO at CloudLIMS, discusses what the FDA Modernization Act means for clinical research labs, the rise of alternative test methods and the role that a LIMS plays in ensuring compliance and seamless workflows.
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“Skin in a Syringe” Could Treat Major Wounds and Severe Burns

Discover how a novel hydrogel bioink – the “skin in a syringe” – aids natural skin regeneration for severe burns and wounds.
Illustration of the human gut microbiome, featuring colorful bacteria and cells, with the text "Cancer and the Gut Microbiome A Miniseries".
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Engineering the Gut To Fight Cancer

In this fourth installment of The Gut Microbiome and Cancer: A Miniseries, we explore how harnessing microbial communities – both natural and synthetic – could help shape the future of precision cancer therapy.
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The New Technologies Accelerating Cell Line Development

This article explores how automation, AI and genetic tools are transforming cell line development, streamlining cloning, improving productivity and enabling faster biologic drug production.
A Petri dish containing a cultured piece of meat surrounded by culture dishes, tweezers and sample bottles.
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Cellular Agriculture: Techniques and Applications

Cellular agriculture is revolutionizing the production of food and materials. This article explores the techniques, applications and potential of cellular agriculture, focusing on its impact on food production and material innovation.
A graphic of a cell and its organoids. Red nucleus, yellow mitochondria, red ribosomes, purple Golgi, etc.
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High-Throughput Retinal Organoids: A New Vision for Therapy Development

Dr. Magdalena Renne, a leading expert in 3D organoid systems, details how her team has overcome longstanding barriers in retinal organoid production, enabling large-scale drug testing and long-term disease modeling.
Outline of a person with a stream of cells going from a hypodermic needle to the person on a checkered background.
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The Role of Equipment and Data Analytics in Advancing Cell Therapy

Discover how cutting-edge tools and analytics are advancing cell therapy, improving precision, safety and scalability in modern treatments.
Image of zebrafish hair cells with hairs sticking up in a bundle and a multilobed bulbous base.
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Zebrafish Genes Offer Clues to Healing Hearing Loss

Scientists have discovered how two genes control the regeneration of sensory hair cells in zebrafish, a process that fish perform naturally but humans cannot, offering new clues for addressing hearing loss in humans.
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