Haruko Obokata, the Japanese scientist who was accused of research fraud over a purported new method to create stem cells, published a book Thursday in which she chronicles the unfolding of the ...

A seminal research paper in the saga of questionable stem cell medical treatments has just been retracted, largely due to ethical concerns.

Students gathered around tables at Walter Schneckenburger Elementary School’s library. They weren’t listening to story time or checking out books. These fourth graders were laughing as they ...

The authors of two papers published by the journal Nature, which claimed to have produced embryonic-like stem cells from adult cells, have retracted them.

She gave her students a piece of paper, scissors, a stapler, and tape, and the goal to create the longest paper chain possible.

In addition to Kazunobu Sawamoto and Koya Kawase, co-authors of this research article include researchers from Nagoya City University, National Institute for Physiological Sciences, Kindai ...

Suite of papers shed light on decade-long stem cell mystery Date: December 7, 2017 Source: Monash University Summary: A series of studies has shed light on vital, yet previously unclear, aspects ...

This is a tale of two stem cell research papers. Something would turn out to be wrong with both papers. Where these two tales diverge is how these problems have been handled.

Lion, T., Muller-Bérat, N. Chimerism testing after allogeneic stem cell transplantation: importance of timing and optimal technique for testing in different clinical–biological situations.

Last week, the scientific journal Nature retracted two papers which claimed that skin cells could be turned into stem cells.