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POSTS TAGGED AS University of Bristol

Wearables: Continuous, Autonomous, Objective Monitoring

March 19, 2024 | | Posted in Newsletter

Wearable to help understand the effect of new drugs on Parkinson’s Disease patients
“Transforming the Objective Real-world measurement of Symptoms (Torus) [MORE]

Gene Therapy for Aging Hearts

April 18, 2023 | | Posted in Newsletter

Anti-aging gene shown to rewind heart age by 10 years
“Associated with exceptional longevity, carriers of healthy mutant genes, like those [MORE]

Lab-Grown Red Blood Cells in Clinical Trial

January 3, 2023 | | Posted in Newsletter

Microscopic image of lab-grown RBC
From the National Health Service, UK: “Red blood cells that have been grown in a laboratory [MORE]

The Er Blood Type

November 29, 2022 | | Posted in Newsletter

New milestone in blood sciences, Er blood type
“In this study [researchers in Britain], individuals with alloantibodies against a collection of [MORE]

Bigger Cargo Carriers for Gene Therapy

October 11, 2022 | | Posted in Newsletter

Gene therapy delivered via  a high-capacity baculovirus
“Here we [University of Bristol, UK] exploit the unmatched heterologous DNA cargo capacity of [MORE]

Artificial Neurons Using Microbatteries

August 9, 2022 | | Posted in Newsletter

Nuclear waste diamonds to power artificial neuron implants for decades
“Lately, Arkenlight has been working with French company Axorus, to explore [MORE]

Synthetic Red Blood Cells

February 9, 2021 | | Posted in Newsletter

Synthetic protocells coated in red blood cell fragments
“Cell-like objects that can directly interface with living biological tissues,” is how one [MORE]

Immortalized Red Blood Cells

December 24, 2019 | | Posted in Newsletter

Malaria in peripheral blood
Immortalized red blood cells seems like a misnomer.  Those cells have no nucleus.  But researchers at the [MORE]

Coating Stem Cells to Target Heart Tissue

August 13, 2019 | | Posted in Newsletter

Artificial plasma membrane binding construct
Stem cell scientists at the University of Bristol, and colleagues in Australia and France, described their [MORE]

Gluing Stem Cells

July 23, 2019 | | Posted in Newsletter

Welding stem cells
In an article titled “Artificial Cell Membrane Binding Thrombin Constructs Drive in situ hydrogel formation,” cell biologists at [MORE]

First Programmed Synthetic Tissue

December 4, 2018 | | Posted in Newsletter

Synthetic prototissue with single beat oscillation
Chemists at the University of Bristol (UK) have created a tissue-like material that can simulate [MORE]

Growing Blood without A, B and RhD Antigens

July 17, 2018 | | Posted in Newsletter

Red blood cells
There are 36 different blood groups and more than 350 antigens on red blood cells that can cause [MORE]

Immortalized Stem Cells for Growing Blood

May 16, 2017 | | Posted in Newsletter

Strategies for growing blood from stem cells have proved only marginally successful, because even
Stem Cell
stem cells show the reproductive restriction [MORE]

“Living Bandage” of Stem Cells for Knee Injury

February 28, 2017 | | Posted in Newsletter

Knee Anatomy
Meniscus tears are the bane of sport players from school field games to the big leagues. Moreover, these injuries [MORE]