Equipment required to harvest Brain Stem Cells. Need to know name of Manufacturers. dhirs2004@yahoo.com?
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Stem cells originate from embryos which are a few days old. There are very strict guidelines regarding the harvest of stem cells, and they cannot be harvested from human beings beyond the embryo stage. They certainly do not come from the human brain.
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could it be stemcell. not sure on this one. your first letter may not be right.
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Your best bet is to contact a company that specializes in this sort of thing. I've got a number of websites below that you could start with which would explain and provide links to helpful information.\n\nThere is software, but hardware is also needed. It is available in the USA, but I can't speak for the rest of the world.
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visit\nhttp://www.solonme.com/medical/medical_parts.htm
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http://www.cellsalive.com/index.htm\n\nThis site does it better than I do. Hope this helps! :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
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Be cautious because there are companies (at least one I've read of) marketing stem cell therapies that have no scientific basis. There's no reason to think that what they are doing will work. This company has been charging something like ten thousand dollars for a treatment and moving from country to country as they have been shut down.\n\nI understand the need for treatments now, but it's sad for a company to take so much money from someone who is very sick by taking advantage of their illness.\n\nWhat has been offered is a transfusion with hematopoietic stem cells, which means blood stem cells. These are cells that have already "decided" to be blood cells, but still have the potential to become different kinds of blood cells, such as red blood cells, white blood cells.\n\nThere are two or three major, major problems with what this company has been offering. One is that they are saying the blood stem cells can cure non-blood related diseases, like diseases that have to do with nerves. The cells they inject have already decided to be blood cells. This is a problem.\n\nThe second problem is that, for the hematopoietic stem cells to graft, meaning to take hold and grow in a recipient, the patient would have to go through a bone marrow transplant, meaning severe treatment to kill their own bone marrow. Otherwise the immune system will kill off the donor stem cells.\n\nThe third problem is that, even if there were some stem cells in the blood that could become nerve or other tissue, if those are just injected, they run the risk of starting other cancers. This point is a little bit tricky, and that's because there is a lot of active research going on in this area. In the idea of using stem cells for therapy, they need to have some instructions (meaning molecular signals) before being injected, otherwise they form tumors. This is not ready for patients yet.\n\nThe other very serious risk is that anyone who signed up for such a treatment is putting their trust in a company that has been put out of business for doing bad science, in the case I'm thinking of. There's no way to know whether they have screened their donors for HIV and other blood borne infectious diseases.\n\nPeople are working very hard to try to come up with better treatments. I know it's not a good answer for anyone who is sick now. Research budgets are being cut at the federal level, and a lot of good labs are having to slow their work or shut down. If you want more progress faster, write your congress person and tell them you support more NIH funding. We're doing our best with your money.
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How abt Rel Ventures Limited?\n\nYou may also consider Birla Power Sol once it is listed..\n\nOtherwise when the market is heated so much, better stick to bluechips than mid caps
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Search these for your specific application.\n\nhttp://www.scienceresearch.com/search/\n\nhttp://www.scirus.com/srsapp/
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This link is to the big company in that field that merged with the other early robotics for surgery company Computer Motion a few years ago. \nhttp://www.intuitivesurgical.com/index.aspx
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I already totally support stem cell research, but I was really impressed by that news. I really hope a cure for MS and other spinal afflictions is in the very near future.\n\n\nGod Bless You
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Try http://www.scirus.com/srsapp/
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What about them?  What is the question.\n\nHewlett Packard is a large manufacturer of instrumentation.  If you need other references try visiting a hospital and see who makes the instruments they purchase.
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try this\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Laboratory_equipment
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Look into a company called "Dauber" India.  I believe they are the largest.
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Hats off to you. My condolences. My nephew also sustained a spinal cord injury. He is a quadraphelgic. He is 25 years old. He was diving and hit his head on a rock. He is otherwise healthy and adjusting well. Stem cell research and treatment is a great way to get going on finding a treatment and possible cure. If you want to get involved follow this link :http://www.paralysis.org/site/c.erJMJUOxFmH/b.1169107/k.BE3A/Home.htm.\nKeep up the good work. Bless you on your journey!
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Okay... if you want to proceed into research after BSc (Biotech), the  best thing I think you should do is to go into a doctorate program. Perhaps you should find a thesis based on stem cells?
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They have proven that the stem cells found in the cords at the time of delivery provide just as much genetic material and supply for testing and research. \n\nI think they should use those cells, and not those they collect from cultured embryos.\n\nThere is always a way to test and research that doesnt involve the use of lives without voices. Such as the unborn or animals. I think those should be sought after and explored.