… stem cells that produce new nephrons in response to damage [19,20], which further begs the
question of whether analogous cells (or residual stem cell … the renal stem cell populations …

… Adult stem cells in internal organs Adult stem cells in the intestine Adult stem cells in muscle
tissue What have we learnt about adult stem cells? The future: organoids to repair tissues …

… And yet, what may be difficult to contemplate in the language of science and policy becomes
self-evident when we turn to science-fiction. Science fiction commonly offers the reverse …

… Next, our attention turns to consider how science fiction imagery, metaphors and motifs …
the Hashmi and Whitaker families' plights to use stem cells from a ‘perfectly matched sibling’ for …

… terms, it is not in the interest of the stem cell expansion and differentiation processes to
uncouple stem cells from their niche cells, which are essential for their progression. The corollary …

… of stem cells is erectile dysfunction, and particularly organic and post-radical prostatectomy
erectile dysfunction. However, is stem cell … on the use of stem cell therapy for the treatment of …

… In view of the possibility for transplantation and even xenotransplantation of spermatogonia
to a host testis in animals, a similar use of human male stem cells might provide an attractive …

… scientific magazines she read. This paper views the connection of fiction and science from
two angles: first, how science fiction is … When we injected stem cells into these models, they …

… In their review of the ethical implications of cloning and stem cell research, Ted Peters and
Gaymon Bennet Jr. identify three competing bioethical frameworks used to discuss these …

… in the existence of stem cells as such nor in embryonic stem cells or even human embryonic
stem cells, but merely in the successful derivation of human embryonic stem cells—that is, …