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WhartoCell demonstrates translational potential of umbilical cord-derived stem cells
(Tehran Ana)- Developed by Royan Institute, WhartoCell is an allogeneic, off-the-shelf cell-based therapeutic product derived from umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells, with development spanning basic research, preclinical and clinical studies, manufacturing and regulatory processes.
Iran expands lung transplantation with complex procedures and AI
(Tehran Ana)- Iran’s lung transplantation program is advancing through complex transplant procedures and the emerging clinical application of AI and precision medicine.
Could AI enable humans to talk to animals by 2030?
(Tehran Ana)- Artificial intelligence could bring humans closer to communicating with animals by 2030, but experts warn that the technology could also threaten animals’ privacy and well-being.
Eggshells offer a surprising blueprint for protecting spacecraft
(Tehran Ana)- As space missions and satellite launches continue to increase, researchers are turning to nature for lightweight, impact-resistant materials that could help shield spacecraft from high-speed space debris.
Low-Power laser boosts gum cell repair
(Tehran Ana)- An 808-nanometer laser significantly increased the growth and migration of human gum cells in a laboratory study, pointing to potential applications in periodontal tissue repair.
Peppermint oil linked to lower blood pressure in just 20 days
(Tehran Ana)- A small clinical trial in the UK suggests that peppermint oil may help lower blood pressure in people with early-stage hypertension.
Genes may shape how microplastics affect the brain
(Tehran Ana)- A study in laboratory mice suggests that the effects of dietary microplastics on the brain may depend on an individual’s genetic makeup.
New system produces water, electricity and hydrogen fuel
(Tehran Ana)- Scientists in Russia have developed a system capable of producing fresh water, electricity and clean hydrogen fuel simultaneously.
Mitochondrial transplant offers hope for vision loss
(Tehran Ana)- In a first-of-its-kind procedure, researchers injected mitochondria into the eyes of a patient with severe vision loss in an attempt to restore damaged cells and preserve remaining vision.
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