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Stem cells have the remarkable potential to develop into many different cell types in the body during early life and growth. In addition, in many tissues they serve as a sort of internal repair system, dividing essentially without limit to replenish other cells as long as the person or animal is still alive. When a stem cell divides, each new cell has the potential either to remain a stem cell or become another type of cell with a more specialized function, such as a muscle cell, a red blood cell, or a brain cell.
Weill Cornell Medicine teams receive funding from Starr Cancer Consortium

Weill Cornell Medicine teams receive funding from Starr Cancer Consortium

New device enables real-time monitoring of stem cell growth

New device enables real-time monitoring of stem cell growth

Elucidating the mechanisms behind kidney development

Elucidating the mechanisms behind kidney development

Unlocking the secrets of Usher syndrome

Unlocking the secrets of Usher syndrome

Study sheds new light on p53 tumor suppressor gene's role in ulcerative colitis

Study sheds new light on p53 tumor suppressor gene's role in ulcerative colitis

Gene named after Irish folklore may aid recovery from nerve injuries

Gene named after Irish folklore may aid recovery from nerve injuries

Mechanisms of neurogenesis after stroke revealed

Mechanisms of neurogenesis after stroke revealed

Research uncovers new insights into neuronal aging and rejuvenation

Research uncovers new insights into neuronal aging and rejuvenation

Study identifies key blood stem cells in immune system aging

Study identifies key blood stem cells in immune system aging

Researchers create mini-brains to study autism and test new treatments

Researchers create mini-brains to study autism and test new treatments

Southwest Research Institute breaks ground on new clinical supply facility

Southwest Research Institute breaks ground on new clinical supply facility

Human midbrain organoids: A promising tool in the fight against Parkinson's disease

Human midbrain organoids: A promising tool in the fight against Parkinson's disease

Beer consumption alters red blood cell lipid composition

Beer consumption alters red blood cell lipid composition

Transformative tissue engineering research in space

Transformative tissue engineering research in space

Novel method boosts MSC efficacy for articular cartilage repair

Novel method boosts MSC efficacy for articular cartilage repair

Researchers create first single cell atlas of prenatal human skin

Researchers create first single cell atlas of prenatal human skin

ALS drug shows promise in targeting glioblastoma stem cells

ALS drug shows promise in targeting glioblastoma stem cells

Edaravone shows promise in targeting brain tumor stem cells

Edaravone shows promise in targeting brain tumor stem cells

Microplastics accelerate aging and inflammation in fat tissue, increasing risk of chronic disease

Microplastics accelerate aging and inflammation in fat tissue, increasing risk of chronic disease

Adenine base editors show potential to correct X-CGD-causing mutations

Adenine base editors show potential to correct X-CGD-causing mutations

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