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Czech scientists have conducted a study that indicates that people who have undergone Covid-19 develop a relatively high degree of immunity to the virus for at least six months after undergoing the disease. Scientists from the Center for Cell and Tissue Engineering at the University Hospital at St. Anns and from Masaryk University this week completed the first phase of a clinical study in which they tested the T-cell immunity memory of patients who underwent Covid-19 at the start of the pandemi...

Novel device may help restore total eye function An international consortium of researchers is developing a new method to bring eyes back to life from deceased body donors for clinical research purposes. Coordinated by Pia Cosma at the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), based in Barcelona, the group is creating a device that resuscitates eyes from the dead. The research group will develop artificial blood to provide cells with oxygen and nutrients, kick-starting the activity of nerve cells an...

 E-Mail IMAGE: An artistic impression of ECaBox, a transparent, cubic box that mimics conditions in the living human eye. view more  Credit: Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) An international consortium of researchers is developing a new method to bring eyes back to life from deceased body donors for clinical research purposes. Coordinated by Pia Cosma at the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), based in Barcelona, the group is creating a device that resuscitates eyes from the dead...

Dr Elsie Effah Kaufmann promoted to Associate Professor role at the University of Ghana Dr Elsie Effah Kaufmann is mostly known for her role as the principal quiz mistress of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ). However, beyond her quiz mistress role, she is actually a full-time lecturer at the University of Ghana, where she has just gained another career promotion. Dr Kaufmann has been promoted from the senior lecturer rank to the Associate Professor rank. She is assigned to the Departm...

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A destination therapy we have them but only as a preached to transportation what about artificial organs like growing organs in the lab this is a question of thomas video man from italy. its a very important and very interesting aspect in science now where did this tissue engineering and of course we are able to engineer tissue for like skin or for heart but to engineer a complete organ like a heart is not possible up to now ok young jones from the united states where the donors character is pas...

A very important and very interesting aspect in science in our day this tissue engineering and of course we are able to engineered tissue for like skin or for heart but to engineer a complete organ like a heart is not possible up to now ok young jones from the united states where the donors character is passed on to the heart recipient. the heart if you see it from more mechanic point of your is just a pump that pumps to plot for our body and the character is not transplanted together just as th...

About the langer lab. the worlds largest bio medical engineering laboratory on the campus of mit. if that sounds a little complicated think of it as an idea factory and langer as a modern day thomas edison. >> how many biotech companies have you founded? >> 31. >> how many patents do you hold? >> about 1,100 issued and pending. >> estimates are more than 2 billion people have been touched by technologies created by him and his team. >> we were able to develop ways to deliver drugs for a long tim...

That. this is hefp coming from oregon in the journal cell. they are talker being the ovarian eggs. its only the egg we are talking about and the foundation of this is on something called somatic nuclear cell transfer. what it means ao is you take the egg, imagine you take out the yoke part of it but leave awful the white and take a piece of skin from the person. you can take his cell and put it exactly where that nucleus was. now all of a sudden you have this stem cell that you can develop, and ...

The stem cells, develop them and engineer them. its exciting because as a urologist we are not involved that much in it. one of my colleagues actually, from lake forest has done tremendous tissue engineering. we have developed bladders we can put in the abdomen. the thought of creating an oregon for a heart valve and put it back, extremely major advancement. arthel: thank you for breaking it down so nicely, dr. david zumati always good to see you. >> good to see you. jon: those explosive hearing...