First report of successful bone marrow transplants performed in human patients
First successful allogeneic marrow transplant reported in patient with leukemia; distinctive and powerfully regenerative cell resident in bone marrow, known from now on as stem cells
Data published from 25 centres in 13 countries for 281 patients indicated autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation can halt the progression of MS disability
Gene therapy reported to successfully reverse sickle cell disease in first patient
Researchers at University of Washington-Madison demonstrated the possibility of growing skin, bone marrow and blood vessels using plant scaffolds with stem cells
Gene therapy shown in clinical trials to halt progression of adrenoleukodystrophy, a fatal brain disease inherited by boys
Mouse and human cells reprogrammed into immune cells to fight cancer