By Paul McClure May 25, 2023 Researchers have converted human stomach stem cells into insulin-producing cells that respond to blood glucose levels, mimicking the actions of healthy pancreas cells Depositphotos Researchers have taken stem cells from the human stomach and converted them into insulin-producing cells that respond to changes in blood glucose levels like healthy pancreatic...
IMBA- INSTITUTE OF MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY OF THE AUSTRIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES IMAGE: NORMAL MOUSE STOMACH EPITHELIUM (ABOVE) VERSUS EPITHELIUM WITH P57 OVEREXPRESSION (BELOW) AT DAY 3 POST-INJURY WITH HIGH-DOSE TAMOXIFEN (HDT). THE EPITHELIUM IS STAINED FOR CHIEF CELLS (MAGENTA), NECK CELLS (GREEN), AND PROLIFERATING CELLS (WHITE). CREDIT: ©LEE/KOO/CELLSTEMCELL/IMBA. A stomach adult stem cell population can...
