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Doug Oliver is the founder of Regenerative Outcomes, which is a nonprofit organization focused on advancing the science of regenerative medicine.
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"This is an incredibly significant development for the gene therapy, regenerative medicine sector," said Michael J. Werner, a partner with Holland & Knight and co-founder of the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine.
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This, too, bodes well for the future of regenerative medicine.
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Take, for example, the regenerative brakes on the back wheels.
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Regenerative processes can thus be followed over an extended period.
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The works are regenerative: from destructive forces emerges something new.
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Their answers touched on production quality, regenerative braking, and durability.
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Their work paves the way for advances in regenerative medicine.
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This is the practical promise of modern applications of regenerative medicine.
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They are powered entirely by a gasoline engine and regenerative braking.
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Next, identify a regenerative approach to repair the damage it wreaks.
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Businesses promising "regenerative medicine" have multiplied, with little or no regulation.
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Their work paves the way for advances in human regenerative medicine.
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If approved, the treatment would have been the first product to win an FDA nod under the agency's Regenerative Medicine Advanced Therapy (RMAT) designation, granted to drug developers making regenerative therapies for conditions without a cure.
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We talked about regenerative medicine, aging reversal, gene editing and cell therapy.
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Image: PolarityTEA tiny Utah biotech firm is making waves in regenerative medicine.
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Image: Andrew Harnik/APFertility has become a major target for regenerative medicine.
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"regenerative advanced therapies" approved quicker and/or on the basis of weaker
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Regenerative therapies seek to supplement this repair using stems cells from elsewhere.
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Warped Tour ended, and the rock music itself felt regenerative, not evolutionary.
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There is a two-mode regenerative braking system that maximizes battery life.
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This includes an automatic start-stop function, regenerative braking and other tech.
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It has a 12.5-mile range, which is archived through regenerative braking.
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We need to activate a new era of "regenerative" cities and states.
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Hopefully, the study can help scientists learn about regenerative health in space.
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We can lose ourselves in a way that feels regenerative and hopeful.
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The torch symbolizes life, hope, truth and the regenerative power of flame.
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The Polestar 1, being a hybrid, utilized regenerative braking to reclaim power.
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The findings were exhilarating, suggesting an innate regenerative mechanism in the body.
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Regenerative farmers, who focus on soil health, are the new organic farmers.
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Upstream, Cooks Venture wants to partner with farmers to not only build out regenerative agricultural practices, but to show them that they can actually grow more calories per acre (and thus make more money) by using these regenerative processes.
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We believe Toronto is emerging as a center of excellence for regenerative medicine.
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Musk did say that the life support systems on Starship would be regenerative.
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But SpaceX does not have much documented experience with regenerative life support systems.
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Since ancient times we've known that electrical current can be healing and regenerative.
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Shares in Novartis' partner, regenerative drug developer GenVec , fell more than 50 percent.
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But the integrated philosophy of regenerative farming is endlessly fascinating and deeply complex.
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There are whole worlds of regenerative therapies being explored currently by private banks.
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One feature of this electric dump truck is it uses is regenerative braking.
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That's regenerative braking and that's how an electric dump truck charges its battery.
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She plans to invest the rest into more local investments she considers regenerative.
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The T8 has regenerative brakes, which recover kinetic energy to charge the batteries.
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And balancing also with range and regenerative braking because range is important to people.
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Such experimental regenerative medicines got a big boost from the 21st Century Cures Act.
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Stem cell therapy, for instance, is genuinely an exciting, promising field for regenerative medicine.
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It seems like we have a lack of regenerative agriculture education in the States.
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Advances in molecular nanotechnology, cybernetics, and regenerative medicine could alter human biology even further.
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The F.D.A. oversight of stem cell therapies and regenerative medicine is still in flux.
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The extra mileage can be attributed to two things: regenerative braking and switching ride modes.
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The main event of Biden's visit to the Vatican was a conference on regenerative medicine.
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Its regenerative properties could also help doctors figure out how to heal cuts, she adds.
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This same pedal movement also activates the regenerative braking function to slow the bike down.
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He has now set up Regenerative Outcomes Foundation to assist other people with ancillary expenses.
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Credit: Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative MedicineThe new bioprinting system overcomes each of these shortcomings.
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Although Archie apparently has the regenerative powers of Wolverine, his internal world is falling apart.
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It allows the driver to use regenerative braking when she wants to restore battery power.
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The firm is seeking growth, however, through buying businesses involved in regenerative medicine and pharmaceuticals.
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The founders of Hepatx are developing a regenerative solution enabling hepatocyte production for therapeutic purposes.
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In March, Smith & Nephew bought U.S.-based regenerative medicine maker Osiris Therapeutics for $660 million.
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One is simply a regenerative brake built into the throttle wheel on the right handlebar.
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"I'm utilizing regenerative cells to regenerate and repair joints, tendons, and ligaments," Raj tells us.
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Regenerative organic agriculture methods optimize a farmer's ability to sequester carbon back into the soil.
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Regenerative braking is performed via the rear wheel, working in conjunction with the hand brakes.
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And while a few thousand locals might have jobs, mining isn't exactly a regenerative industry.
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Regenerative braking helps extend the battery life, but a full charge takes just two hours.
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"I think for sure you'd want to have a regenerative life support system," Musk said.
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Its more-aggressive regenerative braking makes it easier to navigate heavy traffic on city streets.
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Some are the kind of regenerative aquifers that fill though the slow seep of experience.
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Larry Goldstein, scientific director of the Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine in La Jolla, Calif.
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As though the self-regenerative capacities of the body and of the environment were endless.
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Research has shown that when droughts hit, regenerative farmers often survive while others go under.
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From there, she hopes that would encourage more farmers to implement these regenerative agriculture practices.
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We're more prone to take risks on Thursday when action planet Mars trines regenerative Pluto.
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Like we're really proud of being fishermen, you know, because it's regenerative and multi-generational.
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The VCU regulates everything from power output and preset riding modes to ABS and regenerative braking.
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It can do regenerative braking—you can recuperate a bunch of the energy that you're using.
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"We need to hook up capitalism's desire for growth to a system that's regenerative," he says.
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For our data, for our attention, to a regenerative attention economy where we just don't drill.
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Drivers have two ways to brake in a Formula E car: mechanical braking and regenerative braking.
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"Since November, we have been developing a plan for regenerative work after matches," said the Colombian.
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I found the regenerative brake to be the most intuitive and effective of all three options.
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Many stem-cell therapies are moving rapidly towards clinical trials under the rubric of "regenerative medicine".
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The S3 also ditches the regenerative brake for a traditional hand brake and rear foot brake.
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For the last three years, Japan has been implementing a FTCM system for its regenerative therapies.
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Fortunately for those who like a pint or a dram, the liver is a regenerative marvel.
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The car has a regenerative braking system, allowing for it to generate energy whenever it brakes.
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It includes a lighter body and more protective outfits such as underbody protection and regenerative braking.
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EVs often use a process called regenerative braking, which slows vehicles down while also saving energy.
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Yet we inhabit a culture that privileges novelty and growth over the cyclical and the regenerative.
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Baltimore, in short, occupies the sweet spot at the intersection of need, ability and regenerative possibility.
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A pothos gives the gift of forgiveness: It grows so quickly that it seems almost regenerative.
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Aside from revitalizing the soil, regenerative agriculture seeks to strengthen the natural ecology of a farm.
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Produce grown using regenerative farming practices can often be out of reach to low-income consumers.
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I love too much the magnificent, boisterous, diverse, regenerative and regenerating America that is being betrayed.
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The University of Pittsburgh's McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine has just started experiments along those lines.
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We are looking to build the world's largest interconnected solar farms and focus on developing regenerative agriculture.
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In regenerative braking, the car's rolling wheels push the electric motors instead of the other way around.
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Building a regenerative, diversified economy requires inclusivity that works to protect unions and workers entering new industries.
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Integra offers innovative solutions, including leading regenerative technologies, in specialty surgical solutions and orthopedics and tissue technologies.
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The Silk Age New studies are published almost every day exploring applications for silk in regenerative medicine.
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Jaguar also recalled its first electric car, the I-Pace, last week over a regenerative braking issue.
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As with other electric cars, when the driver relaxes pressure on the pedal, regenerative braking takes over.
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It could, they say, start a regenerative process that will lead to improved health and longer life.
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Education is important too, Smith insists, for introducing regenerative medicine to both the public and to government.
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Most recently he was awarded $300 million and is building up ARMI to focus on regenerative medicine.
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These tracks offer little to no opportunity for regenerative braking, which adds energy back into the battery.
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It also has regenerative braking, which feeds energy back to the battery and helps keep it alive.
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A relatively simple one that could transform live Regenerative health is a door we can open together.
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It even makes its own beer out of a regenerative grain that restores biodiversity and stores carbon.
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The scooter has a range of 12.5 miles and uses regenerative braking, which can lengthen its range.
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They found Dr. Michele De Luca at the University of Modena's Center for Regenerative Medicine in Italy.
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As the leader in alternative pedagogy in the arts, the Nomad MFA is dedicated to Regenerative Culture.
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This batch of 12 companies is especially global, covering the agriculture, bioremediation, regenerative medicine and food industries.
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"When it came to the regenerative food landscape, nothing had been codified or mapped yet," Collins said.
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At the same time, this also acts as a brake (hence the term regenerative braking, or "regen").
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Unfortunately, this is all you get: For the next 30 minutes, you will be listening to Ryan speak, without a single shred of music behind him, about things like education (on "Education"), regenerative agriculture (on "Regenerative Agriculture"), healthcare (on "Healthcare"), and gun control (on—you guessed it—"Gun Control").
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Usually regenerative brakes — brakes that give power back to the battery — they're really grabby; they kind of jerk.
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We are on a mission to keep our pets happier and healthier through the power of regenerative medicine.
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Their work is being funded in part by the Defense Department and the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine.
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"I've had two or three flying dreams in my life," said Jackman, whose character has infinite regenerative ability.
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And we're going to advocate for policies that support small farmers and ranchers who use regenerative organic practices.
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When it goes downhill, it runs in reverse, generating electricity (similar to how "regenerative braking" works in cars).
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Part of that solution: hosting courses and internships on permaculture, a holistic design concept centered around regenerative agriculture.
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The Juiced dual+ model contains the regenerative braking feature I've come to enjoy on the high-end boards.
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And the regenerative brakes let you slow down quickly or coast down steep hills at a comfortable speed.
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She then applied a regenerative protein called Emdogain, derived from the developing tooth bud of a pig's tooth.
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That, he says, was the spark behind ARMI, the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute based in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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Most recently, Dr. Lowenstein completed a fellowship and earned board certification in Anti-aging, Regenerative, and Functional Medicine.
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Flatworms were chosen above other organisms since they're known for their remarkable regenerative abilities—and regenerate they did.
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Creating a regenerative system for her and her livestock is at the core of the work she does.
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But regenerative agriculture as a product is just a small slice of what Cooks Ventures is all about.
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In this way, Cooks Venture is the first vertically integrated agricultural company to operate solely on regenerative agriculture.
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Earlier this year, Fergie traveled to the Bahamas to have pioneering regenerative stem cell therapy on her feet.
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This sanctuary is surrounded by other tourist attractions, including medicinal, botanical and vegetable gardens using regenerative organic farming.
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Support regenerative farming by buying as much food as possible from local farmers who use heritage farming techniques.
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The animosine, which "boosts communication between plants" according to Mags, reacted with Midge's biology during the regenerative procedure.
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That means we stop extractive economies and extractive fixes and build a regenerative economy where everyone can thrive.
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We hope to build something that will become a regenerative space for arts and culture, experience and creativity.
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The blood is collected and essentially reprogrammed into a stem cell-like state for research in regenerative medicine.
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And these have often been improperly managed, as the longleaf pine has a regenerative cycle that relies on fire.
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North America accounted for nearly 50 percent of revenue share of global market revenues for regenerative medicines in 2016.
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She added that this knowledge is useful for developing "therapies to replace faulty tissues in so-called regenerative medicine."
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And in March of 2019, General Mills announced it was dedicating resources to training, education and advancing regenerative agriculture.
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Analysis of tissues collected showed an increase in bone marrow cell numbers and improved regenerative capability, the company said.
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The activities that we do should be regenerative in nature and whatever waste we produce, it should be recycled.
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The programs — which came out of the small-molecule regenerative program of Scripps Research Institute of La Jolla, Calif.
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If we really believe that regenerative farming is the future, then I can vote for it with my dollar.
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Regenerative brakes on the front wheels (all three also have hydraulic brakes) help boost the range to 100 miles.
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Kernza is a regenerative grain developed by The Land Institute, a Kansas-based organization working to restore prairie ecosystems.
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He also serves as the Chairman of the Board of Governors for the National Center for Regenerative Medicine (NCRM).
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We also need to transform food-production technologies away from industrial agriculture toward regenerative-farming practices that rebuild topsoil.
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The 121-ton "eDumper" was unveiled in April and produces its own energy through regenerative braking on downhill runs.
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Forever Labs works with doctors like Roghair, who have experience extracting stem cells and an interest in regenerative medicine.
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Are they practicing regenerative agriculture by minimizing use of chemical sprays and acting to promote biodiversity and soil life?
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"[Beau was] that person who shares your soul," he said at the Vatican's Third Annual International Regenerative Medicine Conference.
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It was about how language was a biological faculty, hardwired into the brain—infinite, regenerative, never the same twice.
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Even in places where fire plays a regenerative role in the ecosystem, scientists are describing recent conditions as unprecedented.
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The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, a taxpayer-funded research organization, financed the trial with a $20 million grant.
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So in the world that I envision, where in 30 years the vast majority of meat is plant-based meat or cell-based meat, I think there could be more regenerative agriculture then there is now, but that's because regenerative agriculture right now is just a small fraction of the overall meat industry.
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Press the oddly named "Sport" button, and you get enhanced regenerative braking, though not as much as Tesla or BMW.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The future of regenerative medicine may be in your toilet, according to cutting-edge research in China.
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Credit: Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine/Nature BiologyImmunofluorescent images show 3D printed muscle organization from one to three days.
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Given all the recent controversy over Theranos, the issue of the regulation of regenerative medicine is, of course, really salient.
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You won't get a new regenerative braking algorithm pushed to your Chevy Volt as it sits in your garage overnight.
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In adults they are used to maintain the normal turnover of regenerative organs, such as blood, bone marrow and skin.
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Humacyte is a medical research and regenerative medicine company that claims to have created the world's first bioengineered blood vessel.
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The Alliance for Regenerative Medicine, a lobby group, opposes the act, saying that scientific trials are needed to ensure safety.
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Instead of leading us to a set of regenerative virtues, Rosenblatt's account underscores the dilemmas that have chronically plagued liberalism.
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The company donates to causes supporting regenerative organic agriculture, animal advocacy, drug policy and criminal justice reform, and fair pay.
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The car's regenerative braking, which slows its speed when you take your foot off the accelerator, was also well-tuned.
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Regenerative braking can bring the Model 3 close to fully-stopped, but you still need to use the brake pedal.
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Batteries provide the range, ultracaps the power and regenerative energy — it's a perfect marriage of slow and fast energy storage.
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There's also an electric fire extinguisher, quick releases for the hood and hatchback, and regenerative braking capabilities to increase safety.
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She studies cardiomyocytes with the hopes of improving the heart's regenerative abilities, as well as improving congenital heart disorder treatment.
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"We're creating something that can be regenerative for Flint," said Mr. Chin, who will design the runway to the Unisphere.
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The measure passed with 210 percent in support, and the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, based in Oakland, was born.
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The Taycan instead coasts when you release the throttle, and only offers regenerative braking integrated into the conventional disk braking.
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"The F.D.A.'s proposal is clear evidence of the fact that the regenerative medicine sector has matured and has moved from just a research sector to a development of market ready products," said Michael Werner, a partner in the law firm of Holland & Knight and the executive director of the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine.
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DSM Koninklijke DSM said on Thursday it had partnered with the Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation for distribution of regenerative materials and products.
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Image: Getty ImagesWith the advent of modern technologies, the field of regenerative medicine has truly begun to approach its full potential.
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When riding the Rev, you roll the thumb wheel to the left to accelerate or right to use the regenerative braking.
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The Crew Dragon's life support system is not regenerative, and even so, no people have actually flown on the vehicle yet.
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The cars have both regular brakes and regenerative brakes, the latter of which can send kinetic energy back into the battery.
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It's a lot of choice, frankly, with most of the modes offering only slight variation in power output and regenerative capabilities.
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Salamanders, axolotl, and other animals with regenerative abilities have a type of molecule called microRNA, which help regulate joint tissue repair.
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There's a page for apps, another for user profiles, and one for the car's functions (like steering or regenerative braking settings).
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The focus is now on stem cell science and reprogramming cells in efficient ways to achieve the benefits of regenerative medicine.
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Some are pleading for the FDA to establish merciful regulation so that sick patients can have better access to regenerative medicine.
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"I don't say I'm doing stem cell therapy," says Dr. Joanne Halbrecht, an orthopedic surgeon and founder of Boulder Regenerative Medicine.
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Another regenerative possibility flows from studies which find signs of rejuvenation in elderly animals exposed to the blood of younger animals.
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Standard equipment already includes radar-based regenerative braking to recharge the battery, automatic headlights and windshield wipers and collision prevention technology.
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But he added there's a definite need for "regenerative" life support systems, which recycle and conserve all the supplies humans need.
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The therapies aimed at diseases like leukemia are known as regenerative medicine and have quickly grown into a booming industry worldwide.
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But unlike organic foods, where those specific farms are relatively well-known and identified, that can't be said for regenerative agriculture.
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Electric cars use this trick to varying degrees, and some even let drivers change the aggressiveness of a car's regenerative braking.
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We need to talk about the regenerative braking system and how I reached 27 mph going downhill on an electric skateboard.
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The Taycan's regenerative braking will feed energy back into the battery at rates of up to 265kW, which is very impressive.
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" "Part of our company mission and ethos is to invest profits into helping our world through regenerative agriculture and farming practices.
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Some scientists remain skeptical of regenerative agriculture, arguing that its impact will be small or will work only with certain soils.
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Around the world, start-ups — like Tokyo-based Cyfuse Biomedical — are emerging to develop such breakthroughs in the field of regenerative medicine.
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War, repression, freedom, and the regenerative power of art are the subtexts of Sala's videos, heavy themes executed with a light touch.
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This single-pedal driving is part of the I-Pace's regenerative braking, which is similar to other car systems' energy-saving methods.
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"Our study is one of the very first examples of repurposing those kinds of drugs for applications in regenerative medicine," Levin says.
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Your skin goes through its most important regenerative processes at night, shedding dead skin cells and cycling them out for new ones.
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Still, this is an advance in regenerative medicine that could bring us closer to solving infertility problems in women in the future.
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He literally blows himself into small pieces — but he has regenerative powers, so he's back in the next scene, wisecracking and complaining.
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The sun brings a burst of regenerative energy into your career, and this is a fantastic time to bask in the spotlight.
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Angela Adrar: Our Power communities have been uniting in the United States for a Just Transition to a regenerative economy for years.
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The soil-improving practices that Wick, Silver and Creque stumbled into have much in common with another movement known as regenerative agriculture.
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But one of the more remarkable aspects of the regenerative-agriculture movement is that it has been driven largely by farmers themselves.
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"She's like you, very much like you," Charles tells Logan — and he doesn't mean infinite regenerative ability; he means pain and anger.
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Drivers can use a brake bias dial on the wheel to tell the car how much mechanical or regenerative braking to use.
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More regenerative braking means more of the car's momentum can be turned into energy during deceleration that goes back into the battery.
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Limited partners of the Haitong fund include industry veterans in other geographic markets, such as China Regenerative Medicine International Ltd (8158.HK).
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I find that the kick I get from being a sub is particularly regenerative and energy-boosting too which is a bonus!
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Across the spectrum, people are working on ways to build regenerative economies focused on human and ecological wellbeing rather than blind growth.
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The new Leaf features regenerative braking, which allows for single-pedal driving if you've got the foot skills and sense of timing.
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Dr. Irv Weissman, professor and director of the Stanford Institute of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, attended Tuesday's workshop via teleconference.
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Fujifilm has been seeking growth outside its shrinking photographic film business, stepping up its acquisition drive in areas such as regenerative medicine.
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"The concept of a regenerative city could indeed become a new vision for cities," the Germany-based World Future Council reported recently.
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Advanced users can set individual parameters, like the regenerative braking system, to their liking for more aggressive performance or better battery management.
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The vehicle has regenerative braking, which allows the motor to convert lost energy from braking back into stored energy in the battery.
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Frogs have been revered as emissaries of the divine (because of their regenerative powers) and feared as witches' familiars, noxious and baleful.
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Regenerative braking can charge a battery even if you are traveling at a constant speed—however, you have to use the brakes.
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This recovery indicated that dragons, like bats, have a patagium membrane, which is fragile and prone to tearing, but also highly regenerative.
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The burgeoning field of regenerative medicine is working on exactly that, but so far it has little to show for life extension.
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At this point, it's unclear how many farms are focused on regenerative agriculture, but Collins has so far identified hundreds of them.
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Cooks Venture has its own farm, and works with farm partners to set up regenerative agricultural practices around producing Pioneer chicken feed.
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It will do this through a combination of investments in technology, like regenerative agriculture, and carbon offsets, like protecting and growing trees.
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While conventional glitter is made from polyester film coated with color, Bioglitter is made from regenerative cellulose sourced from hardwoods, primarily eucalyptus.
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But in the 2020s, I think you're going to see a transition ... to regenerative medicine — tissues, beyond cell therapies, and then whole organs.
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Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry forecasts the regenerative medicine market to grow to 1 trillion yen ($9.6 billion) domestically by 2030.
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With technological adoption and emphasis on research of these medicines, Asia-Pacific is currently one of the fastest-growing regions for regenerative medicine.
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Therefore, it will take huge scientific advances in areas like tissue engineering and regenerative medicine to make cryopreserved individuals alive and healthy again.
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The purpose of their venture was to test the viability of a biologically regenerative artificial environment that would support human habitats in space.
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At Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, scientists are investigating how to engineer replacement kidneys using either human or pig kidneys as scaffolds.
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However we approach them, these hulking, tough, fragile, partially destroyed, persistently regenerative works go a long way toward embodying this troubled, electrified moment.
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It's increasingly clear that the FDA is going to need help from Congress to make sure regenerative therapy developers comply with the law.
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"Central bankers have lost all intestinal fortitude to actually put a country through a recession, because it's actually regenerative and useful," he said.
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Credit: Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative MedicineTo test their 3D-printed bio-parts, the researchers performed a number of experiments on live animals.
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But researchers at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine reported they kept a baby-sized ear alive on a mouse for two months.
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Using Agroforestry To Create An Regenerative Ecosystem Each of Osentowski's greenhouses has all the layers of a forest, from canopy to ground cover.
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The Nikola One, as it's called, has "6×6 all-wheel drive," with 800-volt AC motors and regenerative braking at all wheels.
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FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb noted the potential of regenerative medicine, but said "a small number of unscrupulous actors" put the field at risk.
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The patient's doctors, Hirsch and Tobias Rothoeft, reached out to Michele De Luca from the Centre for Regenerative Medicine at Unimore in Italy.
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Zero's SR/F has a range of up to 161 miles in the city, where it can recharge itself marginally through regenerative braking.
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Instead, Backer says free market forces could decarbonize the global economy, with incentives for carbon capture, regenerative agriculture, clean technology and tree planting.
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Riker and Troi are semiretired, seemingly away from the U.S.S. Titan, and now on a planet called Nepenthe, where soil has regenerative properties.
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The car charges in a little over 5 hours when using a standard unit at home, and regenerative braking recaptures energy when decelerating.
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A grant from the US Department of Defense, through the Armed Forces Institute of Regenerative Medicine, covered Katie's transplant, according to National Geographic.
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Others in the community are settling for cryogenic freezing, in the hopes that they can be thawed once regenerative science has sufficiently advanced.
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"The president's interested in it, precision medicine; the vice president's interested in it, cancer moonshot; I'm interested in it, regenerative medicine," McConnell said.
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The truck will also have regenerative braking, allowing the vehicle to conserve and recuperate energy while going downhill, according to Williams Advanced Engineering.
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These days, Kamen is far more excited about his latest venture, the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute, which explores ways of regenerating human organs.
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The moral economy of "Hostiles" dictates that only those who have made war can participate in the regenerative violence that leads toward peace.
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That's the radical solution suggested by Anthony Atala, director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, and others currently working on bioprinting.
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Dr. Macchiarini has been considered a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine, in which the goal is to produce replacement tissues or organs.
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The ST1 X boasts top shelf e-bike features like regenerative braking, a large lithium-ion battery, and a purpose built 6061 aluminum frame.
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The ST33 X boasts top shelf e-bike features like regenerative braking, a large lithium-ion battery, and a purpose built 6061 aluminum frame.
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In the beginning, the regenerative electric brake slowed a little too abruptly so I tended to reach for the disc brake or stomp brake.
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" The new rules would result in the US "ceding its role as the global leader in the development of cellular therapies and regenerative medicine.
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Vollrath's mission is to harness the spider's powers for use inside human bodies, and he is creating silk implants that could transform regenerative medicine.
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Credit: Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative MedicineScientists have developed an innovative 3D bioprinter capable of generating replacement tissue that's strong enough to withstand transplantation.
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That's why Elevian, led by a team of Harvard researchers, is working to develop medicine that treats aging by restoring the body's regenerative capacities.
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In 1997, Hariri left Cornell to kick out two companies devoted to collecting placentas, dismantling them, and turning their stem cells into regenerative therapies.
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Increasing regulatory clarity, ensuring adequate scientific capacity, and modernizing regulatory frameworks for advanced therapies, such as regenerative medicine, will also result in vast improvements.
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And thanks to the modular design of the scooter, Skip can easily add and remove elements, such as cameras, locks and even regenerative braking.
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That's thanks to regenerative braking — instead of slowing down with the brakes like a normal car would, I use the engine to slow it.
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When you look at things like cell-based regenerative medicine and gene therapy, CRISPR/Cas9, that I think patients do want access to it.
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This method is expected to take about a decade to develop, but Hildebrandt says the recent growth in regenerative medicine may speed this up.
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Generators inside the dam are exactly like the regenerative brakes in the truck—they convert the potential energy of the water into electrical energy.
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"It's a super regenerative piece of land," says Carlos Calapucha, a Kichwa tour guide at La Casa del Suizo, an Amazonian resort and lodge.
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She runs New Cowgirl Camp, a five-day course that trains women in animal husbandry, ranch management, financial planning, ecological monitoring and regenerative grazing.
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Liars and thieves must not be allowed to detract from meticulous scientific research that has made umbilical cord blood mystic in its regenerative powers.
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So Kalu Yala and real estate can be interwoven with the community to create a regenerative place that creates more value than it consumes.
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And one thing she could do was offer a moment of grace, a nod to the healing powers of nature, and its regenerative strength.
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For example, the regenerative nature of the bacteria means the bricks could potentially heal their own cracks after a natural disaster like an earthquake.
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We began a collaboration with scientists at the Rodale Institute, who are leaders in the study of regenerative organic agricultural methods, to examine this.
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The company is now seeking further growth through purchases including businesses involved in regenerative medicine and pharmaceuticals, said Sukeno, who assumed his post on Wednesday.
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And true to Deadpool spirit, the trailer also features a chase scene, butt grabbing, a poop joke, and inventive use of Deadpool's regenerative mutant ability.
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Scientists have known for years that humans do have some regenerative capabilities -- when children's finger tips are amputated, the tip can regenerate when treated correctly.
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With vast sums being pumped into fields such as stem-cell research, regenerative medicine, biomedical technology and genomics, human lives could stretch well beyond that.
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Regrettably, the nerves of the spinal cord do not heal spontaneously after injury, and scientists haven't had much luck using various pharmacological and regenerative techniques.
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Inspired by advances in genetics, regenerative medicine, cellular biology, and cybernetics, an increasing number of people are calling for an end to aging and mortality.
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By leveraging the regenerative powers of migraine medication, researchers at Tufts University have restored the vision of blind tadpoles after grafting eyes to their tails.
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The procedure is considered experimental and is largely funded by the Department of Defense through the Armed Forces Institute of Regenerative Medicine, National Geographic reported.
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He's been working under contract with the Armed Forces Institute of Regenerative Medicine, which is seeking new ways to help military personnel injured in battle.
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Another important focus of the legislation is on promoting specific areas of highly promising innovation, like regenerative medicine, including stem cell therapies and related approaches.
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We need to be regenerative, we need to take that carbon out of the atmosphere and put it back into the cycle, where it belongs.
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The Bolt's most aggressive regenerative-braking setting can bring the vehicle to a complete stop, at times eliminating the need to use the brake pedal.
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Unfortunately, experts posit that cancer — which is "basically a disease of chronic inflammation," Buczacki said — can develop when something goes awry during this regenerative process.
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But in a twist, it is through these very same DIY regenerative processes that the paradigm of the "creative city" incubates its underlying entrepreneurial value.
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"Under stress, our sympathetic nerve becomes highly activated," said Ya-Chieh Hsu, associate professor of stem cell and regenerative biology at Harvard, in an email.
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Some campaigns you can donate to focus on regenerative foresting and planting more trees, some are socially sustainable programs focused on educating women and children.
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And while there is an option to turn on regenerative braking in the Taycan, it's still not nearly as aggressive as in some other EVs.
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In Nebraska, farmers are exploring ways to reorient their farms to focus on rebuilding soil and sequestering carbon — a buzzy concept known as regenerative agriculture.
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Regenerative braking works by reversing the motors, which also turns the board's kinetic energy back into electricity so it can be fed back into the battery.
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"This study represents a fundamental advance in regenerative medicine, in the use of stem cell-derived tissues and in the treatment of eye disease," she said.
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The GXL's front and rear double braking system—featuring disc braking and a regenerative anti-lock brake system—means you can stop on a dime, safely.
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Osiris, based in Columbia, Maryland, specializes in regenerative medicine, which makes use of treatments involving human cells or tissues that are engineered or taken from donors.
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Companies like Stonyfield and Danone North America have already invested money and resources in developing and researching the impact of regenerative agriculture, according to Fast Company.
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And reforestation and regenerative agriculture are great climate-fighting measures to sell to the developing world, because they actually help other problems rather than inhibit industrialization.
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Technologies such as personalized gene-based therapies and regenerative medicine, sometimes referred to as bio-printing human tissue, will create a step function in human longevity.
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We can decarbonize the economy to make sure people have health coverage, we can rebuild infrastructure, and we can convert our farmland over to regenerative agriculture.
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Groot shows off his regenerative powers early in the film; the principle of Chekov's gun would lead us, as viewers, to assume these facts are related.
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Given these findings, the researchers say the drug could eventually be used in regenerative medicine to foster innervation, thereby increasing the success of transplanted organ functionality.
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And some plug-in hybrids come equipped with regenerative braking, which converts some of the energy lost during braking into usable electricity, stored in the batteries.
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Regenerative braking, as the technology Krieger used is now called, pretty much disappeared from road transport when electric power gave way to the internal-combustion engine.
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Fetal tissue, with its unique biological properties, offers important insights into vaccines, human growth and development, regenerative medicine, eye disorders, and many other lines of research.
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Ministers decided the current law cannot effectively regulate areas such as biological drugs, stem cells and regenerative medicines, medical devices, and clinical trials, the statement said.
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We need to rapidly transition as many acres as possible to regenerative organic agricultural practices, in order to recreate truly life-supporting conditions on our planet.
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Eu:CROPIS—short for the clunky Euglena and Combined Regenerative Organic-food Production in Space—will be outfitted with miniature automated green houses with tomato plants installed.
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"It's kind of been the longest-running version of 'Mean Girls'," said Dr. Richard T. Lee, a professor of stem cell and regenerative biology at Harvard.
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Permaculture is a holistic design concept concentered around regenerative agriculture and natural building, using materials from the land and being as off-the-grid as possible.
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Instead, in my work at B Lab, success is any sign of progress toward an inclusive and regenerative economy that is both meaningful and long-lasting.
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"The biggest leaps in stem cell applications are yet to come," said Ken Zaret, director of the Institute for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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You should turn off regenerative braking at least once a week, because using the brakes cleans them and extends their longevity, a former service manager said.
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According to her website, the "Harry Potter" author donated 85033 million pounds ($18.8 million) to the Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic at the University of Edinburgh.
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Here's a glimpse at how it works: The Levy Plus is also super easy to control, thanks to regenerative front brakes and a mechanical rear brake.
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Let's adopt regenerative farming and urban-design practices to increase photosynthetic capacity, enhance biological activity, build urban food systems, and cultivate closed loops of carbon nutrients.
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Another Keynesian move would be governments paying people (not banks) to take carbon out of the atmosphere, using methods like regenerative agriculture, conservation, and technology swap-outs.
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In the same month, Virginia-based Lifenet, an institution specializing in regenerative medicine and transplants, became the first buyer anywhere in the world to purchase the system.
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Kirsten BrownAssistant Professor, Anatomy and Regenerative Biology, George Washington School of Medicine & Health SciencesThe first thing to understand is that humans are the only habitually bipedal primates.
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The study could have important implications for the field of regenerative medicine, and help scientists figure out how to build new hearts from scratch in the lab.
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Genetic tests aside, the main mission of Orig3n, founded in 2014, is to collect stem cells via blood sample donations to study diseases and advance regenerative medicine.
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It learned the mechanics of health potions, which regenerate the hero over time, and how they can be disrupted by attacking the enemy during the regenerative period.
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Like the Boosted Boards, the Evolve Bamboo GTX has regenerative braking — slowing down charges the battery, slowly — which keeps the battery charged for longer periods of time.
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As a final attempt, the doctors contacted Michele de Luca, director of the Center for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia in Italy.
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For example, in 2013, the government touted a 6-billion-pound deal between Oxford University and China Construction Bank (CCB) to help fund research into regenerative medicine.
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Some developed regions, such as Indigo Agriculture, located in Boston, US, has got a great progress in research of regenerative agriculture, which global scale is about $15T.
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Such lower organisms, like jellyfish and worms, are able to naturally reverse tissue damage, and Bioquark is working to bring such regenerative biology to the human race.
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We can have regenerative agriculture, but we're going to have to eat a lot less meat because of the price and the land use and so on.
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According to Smith, regenerative medicine is the next big thing in medical science — so disruptive, in fact, that he says it's akin to the Internet in 1993.
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At around the same time MELiSSA was getting underway in Europe, a millionaire in Arizona was hatching his own plans for an unprecedented regenerative life support facility.
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Of course, every month brings different life events — and you might not need to take advantage of, say, the waxing moon's regenerative influence on a monthly basis.
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That future involves further digitization, 5G, robotics, machine learning, artificial intelligence (of that there is no shortage in the nation's capital), regenerative medicine and other emerging technologies.
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The concept offers one possible avenue for repairing damaged tissue, and adds to the growing body of research about the intersection of 3D-printing and regenerative medicine.
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Vice President Joe Biden visited the Vatican for a conference on regenerative medicine, speaking of his faith and the urgent need to find a cure for cancer.
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In a recent Twitter exchange, Tesla CEO Elon Musk explained that regenerative braking does not kick in at full charge, meaning the car is less energy efficient.
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They're mostly made of cellulose, a material that's safe to use in people and has been used in other regenerative efforts, including cartilage and bone-tissue engineering.
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The key is the 'circular economy,' a regenerative approach designed to minimise resource inputs and waste by implementing principles and methods of design, maintenance, repair and recycling.
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Living With Cancer Liars and thieves should not be allowed to detract from legitimate scientific research that has made umbilical cord blood mystic in its regenerative powers.
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Regenerative braking helps, but regular overnight charging with the 48V 2 amp charger (which operates on both 110V and 230V AC power outlets) is the safest bet.
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It could take more time to develop hybrid engine cars for these full-throttle formats, as EVs lose their regenerative braking qualities at steady rates of speed.
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First, a sample size of one; second, a therapeutic method whose results may not last; third, a gene whose effects seem to be regenerative rather than transformative.
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"It is potentially a breakthrough paper," said Dr. Richard Lee, professor of stem cell and regenerative biology at Harvard who was not involved in the new study.
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Tony co-founded the UW Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine and chaired the Molecular and Cellular Hematology Study Section for the National Institutes of Health.
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The treatment, used more widely on humans than animals, cures injured joints with tissue taken from patients' own fatty tissue, which contains regenerative stem cells, doctors said.
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Users wield their anonymity like a regenerative get-out-of-jail-free card, continually renewing the choice to be selfish and inconsiderate without facing any immediate consequences.
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If you haven't used a car with regenerative breaking before, it's going to take some getting used to; effectively the car is not "braking" in the traditional sense.
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Between the vernal equinox heralding the end of winter and the April full moon's serious regenerative energy, nature-based faiths spend most of springtime celebrating rebirth and fertility.
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The base technology of the system, known as regenerative braking, was one of the breakthroughs that allowed for the development of hybrid and electric cars like the Prius.
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Credit: Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine/Nature BiologyAtala said his team's 3D-printed tissues appear to have the right size, strength, and function for use in humans.
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Scientists at Sichuan Revotek and the Regenerative Medicine Research Center of West China Hospital at Sichuan University have successfully embedded 3D-printed blood vessels into simian test subjects.
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There are 21 participants in the Regenerative Organic Certified Pilot Program so far, which puts these practices into action on farms and ranches of various sizes and climates.
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The costs, for example, would include $22,500 per crew per day to use crew supplies, and $11,250 per crew per day for regenerative life support and toilet use.
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An entire chapter of Basile's book is dedicated to regenerative self-care rituals detailing practices that anyone can adopt in order to restore their confidence, motivation, or sensuality.
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The regenerative braking system in an electric car relies on a supercapacitor to temporarily store electricity before it's sent back to the electric motor to power the vehicle.
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Another ethical question is the idea of "changing progeny," and the implications of that for society, Michael Werner, executive director at the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine, told Axios.
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"We are actually printing the scaffolds and the cells together," said Dr. Anthony Atala of the Wake Forest University Institute for Regenerative Medicine, who led the study team.
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There's a regenerative braking system, and the company teased the potential to integrate solar panels onto the trailer roof to send even more juice to the battery pack.
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Worldwide, 5 percent to 10 percent of growers are using regenerative, climate-friendly techniques, said Louis Bockel, a policy officer at the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization.
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Funds will be spent on building new centres at the the Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic, which was set up after a previous donation from Rowling in 2010.
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Using pluripotent stem cells—the kind of regenerative medicine treatment that helped Doug Oliver see—doctors could use a patient's own cells to rebuild his or her heart.
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"MACI surgery produces excellent clinical results, very satisfied patients and a durable regenerative cartilage tissue, which also permits a faster return to work and daily activities," Ebert said.
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Like we did with cell-based regenerative medicine, we're going to have a suite of guidances that's going to try to define accelerated approval endpoints for gene therapy.
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Each day, seven kiloliters of R-One, or "regenerative oil new energy", can be generated and it has a low sulfur-content at ten parts per million (ppm).
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On cue, the train rolled back down, generating electricity from the turning wheels, a technology similar to the regenerative braking common in electric vehicles such as the Prius.
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Residents of the area have been pushing the state government to stop subsidizing harmful agriculture and livestock management and start subsidizing regenerative and other climate-friendly agricultural practices.
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Many towns are having success with business startup incubators and with identifying some future growth areas such as regenerative agriculture, advanced manufacturing, sustainable energy, and knowledge based industries.
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Most manufacturers pile on the regenerative braking, using the electric motors to slow the car every time you lift off the throttle, pumping charge back into the batteries.
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Kadejah Bodden, 23, graduated with a bachelor's degree in biochemistry from the University of Kent and a master's degree in regenerative medicine from Queen Mary, University of London.
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She found Fitzgerald, who actually is an MD, also touting her board certification in "Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine" from the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M).
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The identification of this gene, along with others required for axolotl generation, will in the future allow scientists to identify "regenerative roadblocks in mammals," in the words of Murawala.
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A smaller battery can be topped up more effectively by the regenerative braking built into the module, as well as being faster to recharge when plugged into the mains.
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That's difficult, says lead author Michael Levin, a professor of biology and director of the Allen Discovery Center at Tufts and the Tufts Center for Regenerative and Developmental Biology.
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For 2020, the mega-grocer makes predictions including an increase in regenerative agriculture (a type of farming that restores degraded soil), West African foods and plant-based meat products.
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Credit: Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine/Nature Biology Bioprinters work the same way that conventional 3D printers do, using additive manufacturing to build complex structures layer by layer.
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To advance regenerative medicine, it is common practice to validate the potency of pluripotent human cells – which can become any tissue in the body – through introducing them into rodents.
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"The blood is withdrawn into a syringe that contains glass beads with an uneven surface, which triggers the blood cells to overproduce anti-inflammatory and regenerative factors," she says.
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"Regenerative practices are all about shaking off the darkness and making new, amazing things happen — especially during times when you feel you've been kept down or silenced," Basile says.
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"Cellulose is biocompatible [and] has been used in a wide variety of regenerative medicine applications, such as cartilage tissue engineering, bone tissue engineering, and wound healing," the researchers wrote.
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There's the optimistic case, which is that the only meat in the grocery store is either plant-based meat, clean meat, or regenerative agriculture with truly high-welfare animals.
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On the first Saturday of March, Kristin Comella put on a white doctor's coat and took the stage at the fourth annual conference for the Academy of Regenerative Practices.
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The idea is that drivers would not have to stop to charge; the CNG plus regenerative braking would be able to power the truck for 1200 miles of driving.
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Critics of regenerative agriculture say that it can't be adopted broadly and intensively enough to matter — or that if it can, the prices of commodities might be affected unfavorably.
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DK: What I can tell you is we now have, in this regenerative medicine cohort that we've put together, 26 different world class university medical school affiliated research centers.
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From 1998, Coffey began to develop his therapies for the RPE, drawing on a recent advance that was then spreading excitement throughout the field of regenerative medicine: stem cells.
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" A reader named Cordula wrote: "I've been looking at regenerative design as proposed by Daniel Christian Wahl and others, and the examples you've cited fit well into that framework.
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Products are emerging that are developed using "regenerative agriculture," which generally describes farming practices that help the environment by restoring damaged soil or improving biodiversity, according to Whole Foods.
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The companies have pledged to boost regenerative farming practices, revamp product portfolios to become less reliant on overused crops, and identify actions to eliminate deforestation and protect natural ecosystems.
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"Greater presence in the fast growing regenerative medicine market enhances our portfolio and will help immediately accelerate our wound management business," Smith & Nephew Chief Executive Officer Namal Nawana said.
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"It was like he grew the heart back," recalled Dr. Charles Murry, director of the Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine at the University of Washington in Seattle.
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Of that, $1 million went to charitable causes: regenerative organic food and agriculture ($226 million), animal welfare ($212,260), criminal justice reform ($500,000), child and youth services ($265,000), and more.
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First, Cooks Venture partners with small farms to set up regenerative agricultural practices from its own IP, which it has also set up at its own 800-acre farm.
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The cars will also come with regenerative braking, fast-charge capability, a claimed 190-mile range, and the option to switch between four-wheel drive and two-wheel drive.
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Rather than focus his studies on showing that the cells have capabilities similar to embryonic stem cells, he is trying, less controversially, to show that they have regenerative abilities.
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Chefs are exploring how to cook cover crops like peas and buckwheat, which regenerative farmers plant between harvests as a way to improve soil, control weeds and sequester carbon.
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The top administrator of one of Europe's leading medical universities resigned on Friday, becoming the latest casualty of a scandal involving a prominent surgeon in the field of regenerative medicine.
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"It's a brilliant approach, and they seemed to have solved several of the really important bottlenecks," said Dr. Robert Lanza, Chief Scientific Officer at the Astellas Institute for Regenerative Medicine.
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The site also features 45 new markets, from smart cities to the regenerative ocean economy, with key statistics on how those markets are expected to grow in the near future.
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"We use a combination of renewable energy from solar panels on the upper part of the system, kinetic energy from the movement of the capsule and regenerative braking," said Gresta.
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The new music video for his single, "Regenerative Being," is a seven-minute display of morbid looping vignettes directed and illustrated by Ukrainian animator and comic book artist Stas Santimov.
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A migraine drug can help the transplanted eye wire into the recipient's nervous system — allowing blind tadpoles to see, according to the study published in the journal npj Regenerative Medicine.
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These plushy, nature-inspired "stone" pillows are great as floor cushions for hanging at home with friends: Each zodiac sign rules a body part, and regenerative Scorpio's is the genitals.
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Until the 265s they seemed fixed at 19403, but since then they have risen by eight years, thanks in part to medical advances such as organ replacements and regenerative medicine.
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After nearly 10 years in development, a research team led by Anthony Atala from Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine has unveiled the Integrated Tissue and Organ Printing System (ITOP).
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So three cheers for a team of scientists from Harvard and the University of Nottingham, who've come up with a new type of synthetic biomaterial for fillings that is regenerative.
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For some people, Asprey also suggests a CES (cranial electrotherapy stimulation) machine to run a current across the brain at between 0.5 and 1.5hz (the range of physical regenerative sleep).
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In regenerative organic farms, all livestock have five freedoms: freedom from discomfort; from fear and distress; from hunger; from pain, injury or disease; and the freedom to express normal behavior.
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Further work in this area could yield insights into other cancer and metastatic pathways, and any other health conditions involving single-cell events, such as autoimmune disorders and regenerative medicine.
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Candidates include: locally-run clean energy projects, worker-owned cooperatives, many kinds of progressive businesses, and regenerative agriculture or rewilding practices that could grow exponentially in a favorable policy environment.
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Dolly's healthy heirs offer encouragement for regenerative medicine, although the SCNT process remains tricky and many would-be clones still fail to develop properly, despite technical advances since Dolly's birth.
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A new study published in npj Regenerative Medicine shows that eyes, and probably other sensory organs, don't have to be attached directly to the brain in order to function properly.
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But electric battery-powered cars offer many advantages that ICE cars don't — regenerative braking being one of them — and the sooner we learn to reap the full benefits, the better.
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"We need to radically change the way that clothing is designed, used, made and recovered so that we end up with a system that is restorative and regenerative," she said.
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In practical use, Mercedes can notch the efficiency up beyond 237 percent with the help of regenerative braking, via KERS, and energy harvesting from the exhaust using a special turbine.
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Still, these advances are promising, so much so that today the FDA released a newly restructured framework for regenerative medicine, including stem cells, to help expedite applications for new therapies.
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Indigo Agriculture (Indigo AG), a start-up which advocates for regenerative farming practices, also works alongside growers as well as buyers to produce high-quality, sustainably-produced food and fiber.
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Apart from being a mildly effective natural sunscreen, thanaka is a regenerative antioxidant and an anti-bacterial, anti-fungal moisturizer that is also regularly used in Myanmar to treat acne.
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Pat Harrison said he believed Christian would eventually win his share of tour matches once his body reached full regenerative strength after his second prolonged absence of almost three years.
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The internet might have the potential to make our physical forms feel inadequate to the endless imaginative and regenerative potentials of cyberspace—but drawing and painting can do that, too.
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That same year, he created the award-winning curriculum and album The Produce Section, which includes lessons on organic farming, plant-based recipes, alternative uses of energy, and regenerative agriculture.
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But more than anything today, Ms. Casteel is a crusader for regenerative agriculture, a way of farming that emphasizes rebuilding, restoring and supporting the organic matter that composes healthy soils.
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Rob plays a significant role in helping me frame the creative exploration of marrying software with natural systems, intended for the benefit of eventually managing regenerative and thriving communities autonomously.
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Double braking on both wheels helps make the ride feel more secure, and regenerative braking, which uses the brakes to help charge the battery, means the scooter is more efficient.
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Before joining the SAGE team, Jeff served as President of the Regenerative Medicine Division of Shire plc and previously as Senior Vice President of Research and Development, Pharmaceuticals at Shire.
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In addition to speed, that buys you a 190-mile driving range and regenerative capacities, meaning the battery recharges when the car is going downhill or stopped at an intersection.
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"However, despite the increasingly widespread use of stem cells in techniques being labeled as regenerative medicine, clinical benefit has not been clearly shown in most instances," Gottlieb and Marks wrote.
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Research about the racial "sleep gap" names the internalized stress from experiences of discrimination as a reason why many Black Americans achieve significantly less deep, regenerative sleep than white Americans.
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If we transform everything to organic regenerative agricultural practices and get away from chemical and industrial practices we could basically sequester, according to Rodale Institute, 100 percent of our CO2 emissions.
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By allowing the boards' electric motors to spin backward to brake (a process known as regenerative braking), Boosted gave riders the ability to feed energy back into the battery, improving range.
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Some researchers have been inspired by the field of regenerative medicine, where scaffolds are used to help grow tissue that may one day be used for repairing organs or replacing grafts.
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We recently attended the Natural Products Expo West in Anaheim, California and were invigorated to see a broad coalition coming together to support regenerative organic agriculture in many different creative ways.
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Do you think it will be possible for humans to regain that lizard-like capability to regenerate, and is this any part of what your regenerative medicine group is looking at?
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Meanwhile, UCSD in San Diego has a deep bench of biotechnology expertise stemming from its proximity to the Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine, the Salk Institute, and the Scripps Research Institute.
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Because the field of regenerative medicine is rapidly evolving, he said, close calls may be frequent between what constitutes an individualized treatment and what constitutes an unapproved, possibly harmful medical product.
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The agency issued a statement about it Thursday and said it was sending letters to 20 other providers of stem cell treatments, reminding them of the agency's rules about regenerative medicine.
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Brison, who was not involved in the study, noted that the use of decellularized scaffolds is common in regenerative medicine, where tissues derived from stem cells are transplanted back into patients.
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Apart from being a mildly effective natural sunscreen, thanaka is a regenerative antioxidant and an anti-bacterial, anti-fungal moisturizer that is also regularly used by the Burmese to treat acne.
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The inverters convert DC current from the battery pack to power the AC drive motors, and to also capture AC power from the regenerative braking system to recharge the battery pack.
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Their paper was published in the journal Nature in 2004, along with another study by Irving Weissman, director of the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine at Stanford University.
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It's quiet, it has regenerative braking and — with the exception of the grill, which consists of two "vents" on either side to facilitate oxygen intake — is easily recognizable as a Toyota.
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"As regenerative medicine advances and potential therapies become available, it is important for patients to be treated by clinicians who are appropriately qualified to provide such care," Master said by email.
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For the poet, democracy wasn't simply the least bad form of government, it wasn't reducible to dreary policy and endless debate, but it was rather a vital, transformative and regenerative ethos.
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The mild hybrid system allows the Ram to recapture kinetic energy during braking and use it to assist the engine during acceleration, just like the regenerative brakes in traditional hybrid cars.
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The FDA will provide tools to encourage individual or small groups of physicians to collaborate in support of the development of a stem cell or other regenerative medicine product, they wrote.
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And even if they do establish biometric security features, Mr. Wang said, regenerative machine learning could use a recording of a person's voice to synthesize new commands that could fool them.
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Anthony Atala and his colleagues at the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, in North Carolina, have printed ears, bones and muscles in this way, and have implanted them successfully into animals.
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Drivers will also be able to select a "single pedal" driving mode in which the car will use its regenerative braking capability as soon as the driver's foot lifts off the accelerator.
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Using regenerative braking, you don't actually need to use the brake pedal all that much, depending on how good you are at predicting when you need to stop and timing your deceleration.
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"I struggled with debilitating chronic back pain for more than a decade, leaving me incapable of doing activities I loved, until regenerative medicine successfully cured my condition," said Hirschhorn, in a statement.
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The company behind it, Indigo, is a startup trying to promulgate regenerative agriculture—methods like relying on perennials instead of annually replanted species, or cover crops to reduce the need for tilling.
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Instead, it's that the truck offers a transmission that requires no shifting of gears (as is normal for fully electric vehicles) with regenerative braking that provides "basically infinite" brake life per Tesla.
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The goal: to capture 13 trillion metric tons (a teraton) of carbon dioxide worldwide from 21 billion acres of farmland through a marketplace that gives farmers incentives to implement regenerative farming practices.
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"The future plans are to grow the testicular tissue, expand the cells and put it back into the patient," said Dr. Anthony Atala, director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine.
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The regenerative medicine company MiMedx said the acquisition of Stability Biologics, a provider of human tissue and bone graft products, adds a new sales channel and roughly 100 salespeople to the company.
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IMAGE: Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative MedicineIn February, scientists announced that for the first time ever, they 3D-printed an organ, successfully transplanted it into an animal and got it to work.
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This would mean Tesla drivers can download to them to theoretically any connected Tesla vehicle and have all their driver preferences in place, including regenerative braking, temperature units, map settings and more.
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Len confronts Krystal, but she confronts him right back, kicking him in the crotch until he reveals that the cream is a dermal delivery system, the next big thing in regenerative therapy.
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This executive order would result in a biotech boom like we've never seen in a new field of healing called regenerative medicine, the kind of innovation that gave me my sight back.
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The regenerative medicine business it picked up in its February acquisition of LifeCell and the CoolSculpting business acquired in its April deal for Zeltiq accounted for nearly half of the revenue increase.
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Back in the 2000s, when Villeda was still a graduate student in biology at Stanford, he and his colleagues had reinvigorated a long-dormant field in regenerative medicine with a remarkable finding.
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The Ohio-based company's ability to create a unique animation every day, no matter the circumstances (or the fatigue level), is a testament to a steely work ethic and a regenerative imagination.
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Wadiak says the greatest challenge to Cooks Venture is educating people around regenerative agtech and mobilizing those people to move the needle against old-school, economically unsound and environmentally unfriendly agricultural systems.
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Regenerative agriculture is a farming technique that aims to reverse the effects of climate change by capturing carbon in soil and aboveground biomass, which ultimately increases biodiversity, enriches soils and improves watersheds.
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That sort of composed chromosomal excess, said Dr. Markus Grompe, who studies the phenomenon at Oregon Health and Science University, is "superunique," and most likely helps account for the liver's regenerative prowess.
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While you can switch on a little automatic regen with a button on the steering wheel, the Taycan does almost all of its actual regenerative braking when you hit the brake pedal.
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The Salk biologists "do indeed provide what I believe to be the first evidence that partial reprogramming of the genome ameliorated symptoms of tissue degeneration and improved regenerative capacity," Dr. Vijg said.
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Vice President Joe Biden will visit the Vatican later this month to address his cancer moonshot initiative at a conference on the progress of regenerative medicine, the vice president's office said Wednesday.
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Those distances are helped by regenerative braking that captures the momentum of the bike when the throttle is released and feeds the energy back to the battery to extend the bike's range.
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Those distances are helped by regenerative braking that captures the momentum of the bike when the throttle is released and feeds the energy back to the battery to extend the bike's range.
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That's unless you're Kevin Bacon in The Invisible Man, or if your organs end up in the lab of Ali Ertürk, director of Helmholtz Munich's Institute for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine.
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Called the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute, or ARMI, the effort is expected to draw an additional $6003 million in investment from partners around the country that include major companies, universities and nonprofits.
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The company was founded by DogVacay founder and chief executive Aaron Hirschhorn after seeing his own pet's struggle with debilitating illness and knowing firsthand that regenerative medicine and stem cell therapies could help.
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I will enact structural change that ends government giveaways to big corporate polluters, manages public resources for all Americans, and invests in a regenerative economy with good, clean jobs in fossil fuel communities.
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It's based on experimental research that suggests stem cells extracted from the pulp of these teeth might someday regrow a lost adult tooth or offer other regenerative medicine benefits -- some potentially life-saving.
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Those cars can only make it through about 25 to 30 minutes worth of racing before their batteries die, and that's with the ability to use regenerative braking in just about every corner.
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Publishing their result in the journal Molecular Human Reproduction on Friday, scientists from Britain and the United States said it could one day help in developing regenerative medicine therapies and new infertility treatments.
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You spend the first week of the new year looking for a quiet place to do some regenerative activities—reading, meditating, napping—whatever it is that helps you feel peacefully alone with yourself.
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The company, based in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, was started in 2004 by Dr. Laura Nikalson, a Yale professor and one of the world's leading experts in cellular therapies and regenerative medicine.
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Most drivers will likely use the righthand regenerative braking lever, though, which will bring the SRK to a quick and firm stop while also recapturing energy spent accelerating it in the first place.
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According to its creators, the bike uses a form of regenerative braking like in electric automobiles, where energy is recaptured when the bike is coasting or braking and used to recharge the battery.
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Regenerative braking slows the speed of an electric vehicle when you take your foot off the accelerator and uses energy that would be lost in a gas-powered car to recharge its battery.
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Subsequent generations have responded by turning galleries into temporary kitchens, schools or, in the case of Lucy Dodd — in "May Flower," at David Lewis — a regenerative spiritual space celebrating the beginning of spring.
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The purple sea urchin, above, is known for its regenerative properties, and its genetic sequences appear in patents from BASF; a German energy company; the American company Monsanto and a Japanese pharmaceutical company.
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I look at things like stem cells and regenerative medicine to see if there might be some way to get Bertrand what he's never had an opportunity to have in the first place.
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Also on Friday, the president's chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, left the White House: the latest in a string of firings and departures that have left the White House in a regenerative phase.
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Researchers at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine recently combined micro hearts, lungs, and livers to create a body-on-a-chip to test how the whole body would respond to a drug.
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At the center is the development of the "Village OS," a software platform that initially will connect regenerative infrastructure to smart houses in the community, but which ultimately will connect other ecosystems globally.
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"Just like in humans, the worn out joint of Igor the tiger will heal due to the regenerative and self-healing effects of stem cells, without the use of external materials," he added.
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To fertilize their fields, regenerative farmers use nutrient-rich manure or compost, avoiding as much as possible chemical fertilizers and pesticides, which can kill huge quantities of organic matter and reduce plants' resilience.
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Photo: Cao et al/EBioMedicineChinese scientists say they've accomplished something that's long been a goal in the world of regenerative medicine—giving someone a new, perfectly compatible (external) ear, freshly grown in the lab.
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"Over time, as chemically degraded soil starts to come back to life, crop yields from regenerative organic agriculture can outperform conventional methods, meaning we can feed a growing global population without destroying the planet."
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There's the mechanical disc brake on the handlebar that I mentioned, an electric regenerative brake activated by pulling to the right on the throttle wheel, and a manual stomp brake above the back wheel.
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Tap that electronic shift down once more, however, and you enter 'Low' mode, which is where the Bolt's regenerative breaking swtiches on by default – and where the car's character really starts to shine through.
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On the International Space Station, though, where people live for months at a time, a "regenerative" system is in place for things like oxygen and water, meaning they're recycled in a closed-loop system.
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Each wheel will offer regenerative braking to feed energy back into the battery in the corners, and active aerodynamics on the car will help slice through the air, allowing the car to run longer.
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The study's researchers, of the Institute of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine in India, discovered a protein crystal in this stuff that actually contains more energy than the same amount of cow's milk.
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Researchers at the Rodale Institute say that if all farms and ranches globally used regenerative organic agriculture techniques, 100% of the world's carbon emissions could be recaptured into the soil within the first year.
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We expect to have ROC-certified products on shelves by next year, and expect this pilot program will provide important information for consumers and encourage more farmers and ranchers to adopt regenerative organic practices.
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In addition to its role in more efficacious wound healing, Haloossim says that the concentration of vitamins, nutrients, and proteins in the plasma improve skin by stimulating collagen and the skin's natural regenerative processes.
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Rhinos are much less studied than mice — but Jeanne Loring, director of the Center for Regenerative Medicine at the Scripps Research Institute, has already turned northern white rhino cell cultures into pluripotent stem cells.
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Tilo Kunath, a neurologist at the MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine who was not part of this study, said it was "extremely promising research," according to a Science Media Centre roundup of expert opinion.
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After BBC's brilliant decision to cast Broadchurch's Jodie Whittaker as the thirteenth doctor on Doctor Who, fans are upset that the time-traveling regenerative alien could possibly take the form of a human woman.
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"It will go a long way toward funding grassroots groups; including those dedicated to regenerative organic agriculture, which may be our greatest hope for reversing the damage done to our overheated planet," she said.
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According to Tesla, the Tesla Semi's sensors detect the start of any instability and instantly start countering it by applying torque to each wheel and activating all the regenerative brakes independently and as necessary.
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Stem cells derived from a human placenta hold the key to unlocking a myriad of potentials in regenerative medicine and are the focus of X-Prize and Singularity University founder Peter Diamandis' new endeavor.
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The nexus of money, diversity, density and creativity that the exhibition embodies is what nurtured the regenerative core of the Big Apple, making it a fertile mecca for newcomers and an incubator for innovation.
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Regenerative agriculture, she believes, is not only the best way to grow expressive wine grapes and other foods; it also has the power to undo the ecological damage done by years of industrial farming.
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Many farmers would love to implement regenerative agricultural practices, a big part of which includes creating a biodiverse ecosystem with many different crops, but who would they sell the extra, low-demand crops to?
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This will include regenerative agriculture practices that yield healthier soil that can sequester more carbon, potential diet adjustments for cows to reduce methane emissions in their waste, and farm modifications to prioritize renewable energy.
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This technique, known as regenerative braking, is something other automakers use to varying degrees in their electric cars to help make sure there's enough battery to get a driver where they want to go.
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If the engineers are trying to test to make sure the car perceives oncoming traffic, "I don't want to be testing to make sure that my car's regenerative braking is exactly accurate," he said.
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Leaving soil bare during off-seasons is taboo, since barren soil easily erodes, depleting more carbon from the soil; regenerative farmers instead plant cover crops to capture more carbon and nitrogen from the atmosphere.
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The Project One can even drive on nothing but electricity, using the front wheel motors and a battery pack that sits under the feet of the driver and passenger and is powered by regenerative braking.
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Although it's certainly possible with self timers to facilitate sleep selfies, let's go ahead and estimate that Kim slept eight hours per day on vacation and took a break from selfies in those regenerative hours.
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And over time, as chemically degraded soil starts to come back to life, crop yields from regenerative organic agriculture can outperform conventional methods, meaning we can feed a growing global population without destroying the planet.
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Rolling down hills and braking to engage the regenerative braking feature (which you access by pulling the trigger on the remote back slightly) will allow you squeeze a bit more out of a full charge.
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Maxwell's intellectual property in manufacturing "plus applications for its ultracapacitor technology seem likely to be integral in evolving TSLA's pack design and performance, particularly in heavier vehicles that rely on regenerative braking for system economics."
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The scientists concluded that such stem cells, called adult pluripotent neoblasts, were not derived from the embryo but were present in adult flatworms and were behind the remarkable regenerative ability of the relatively simple animal.
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Making this link between disability-benefits policy and access to effective treatments will help remove the impediment created by our large companies competing for the same small number of big-ticket markets in regenerative medicine.
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In the same way that we need a rapid transition away from fossil fuels to clean energy, we need a rapid transition away from the factory farming model to regenerative, organic agriculture growing mostly plants.
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Her investment at the University of Edinburgh will help create new facilities and fund new projects at the Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic, which was set up after a previous donation from Rowling in 2010.
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"We're talking about the number one cause of death in the world [for humans]," said study author Dr. Charles Murry, director of the Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine at the University of Washington.
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Following this regenerative approach, the Australian city of Adelaide reduced its carbon emissions by 1003 percent from 2007 to 2013, even as the population grew by 27 percent and the economy increased by 28 percent.
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The regen paddle helps drivers looking to perfect a single pedal driving technique, which is possible in EVs like the Bolt where regenerative braking triggers as soon as you let your foot off the accelerator.
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In one paper, Dr. Irving Weissman, co-director of Stanford University's Institute of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, and his colleagues concluded that bone marrow cells injected in the heart remain bone marrow cells.
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The doctors pored over medical journals and decided to approach Dr. Michele De Luca, the director of the Center for Regenerative Medicine Stefano Ferrari at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia in Modena, Italy.
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Medical research is already a core component of what the ISS does, but the idea, says Bill Wagner, director of Pitt's McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine, is to find business models that will excite investors.
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The Episcopal Church - headed by bishop Michael Curry who delivered Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding sermon - passed a resolution in July to use more church-owned land for regenerative agriculture and biodiversity conservation projects.
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In fact, as The Verge points out, Porsche disables the regenerative braking feature by default and refuses to use certain techniques to get more range out of the Taycan's battery, in order to improve performance.
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BrainStorm said on Tuesday that it had signed an agreement with CCRM, a Canadian not-for-profit organization that supports development of regenerative medicine, to support a market authorization request for its ALS treatment, called NurOwn.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Fujifilm Holdings Corp's new chief operating officer said the Japanese technology company was still seeking mergers or acquisitions in areas such as regenerative medicine, after failing to buy the medical division of Toshiba Corp.
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BlueRock is partnering with the Center for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicines (CCRM), also based at MaRS, to help scale production of various stem cells, one of the key elements that executives say sets the venture apart.
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The two-part special details how Alexander, an award-winning investigative news producer, met Dr. Paolo Macchiarini while she was producing an NBC News special about the renowned surgeon's work in the field of regenerative medicine.
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On Thursday, the agency announced a plan intended to speed up the approval process for what the agency is calling "regenerative medicine," at the same time that it also plans to crack down on bad actors.
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The shift towards regenerative brakes, which are connected to the electronic brain of electric cars, could also reduce the amount carmakers and consumers are willing to spend on the traditional calipers, pads and discs, analysts say.
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With $11 million in funding and a mission to open up the doors of regenerative therapies to dogs across the nation, the Los Angeles-based startup Gallant is now opening its doors for the first time.
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More than two years after the Food and Drug Administration updated its regulatory framework for regenerative medicine, hundreds of businesses continue to sell unapproved stem cell products and other drugs derived from human blood and tissue.
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A big part of this, co-founder and CTO Kilian Green explains to me, is that the Mellow team built a resistor into the housing that helps take some of the brunt of the regenerative braking.
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Hedrick used regenerative practices taught by leading conservationists that has helped him grow the 30-acre farm he started in 2012 into a 1,000-acre farm and a 100-acre parcel for cattle and sheep grazing.
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And it's not just him — there are more than 100 clinicians in the Cell Surgical Network, a group he co-founded in 2010 to promote the same kind of adult stem cell regenerative medicine he practices.
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R.525, would be a step towards economically and ecologically regenerative agriculture, permitting hemp farming in all 50 states and allowing American farmers to supply the largest consumer demand for hemp in the world — our own!
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" Another clinic seeks patients with neurological diseases, asserting, "The regenerative nature of the fatty adult stem cells that are extracted from the patient can help improve the degeneration and ease the symptoms associated with the disease.
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Vitanas owner Nikolai Burkart said in an interview with industry journal Care Invest in October that he wants to build a new company focussing on regenerative medicine, a field that includes growing human organs in labs.
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While much work remains to be done on how this regenerative process actually works, Stanford's parabiosis studies have since inspired the creation of a handful of ambitious startups aimed at producing similarly dramatic effects in humans.
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Mandala receives visitors in their fields, and also offer classes in regenerative agriculture, tool handling, land management, cultural dealings, and more, giving people the opportunity to live in practice the experience of growing their own food.
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The clinic had claimed that the extract contained stem cells with healing and regenerative powers that could treat a range of illness and injuries, from back problems to Parkinson's disease, arthritis, and heart and lung diseases.
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It's the world proposals like the Green New Deal—a policy framework to transition the economy off fossil fuels—seek to bring about through regenerative agriculture, a federal green job guarantee, and beefed-up labor protections.
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At the bottom of the 75-step brick staircase (inspired by the filmmaker Curzio Malaparte's Capri villa, where Brigitte Bardot sunned herself languorously in 1963's "Contempt") is the orchard, a feat of regenerative land management.
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Finally, Brian Soliwoda, the co-founder of Salt Tree Art, a design firm that focuses on using sustainable and regenerative products, will create a sculpture of a clipper ship in honor of the terminal's seaplane history.
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Shirley Chisholm stares out from the side of a dozen coffee mugs these days, her epochal glasses, brocade dresses and distinct crown of curls recognizable trademarks of the most regenerative political figure in modern American culture.
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"The president's interested in the precision medicine part of that, the vice president is interested in the cancer moonshot part of it, I'm interested in the regenerative medicine part of it," Mr. McConnell said last week.
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" University of Edinburgh Principal and Vice Chancellor Peter Mathieson said in a statement that the school is "immensely honored that J. K. Rowling has chosen to continue her support for the Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic.
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Although Gottlieb and Marks didn't mention clinics in their paper, they noted that facilitating the availability of safe and effective therapies was part of the FDA's oversight of regenerative medicine products, including new stem cell therapies.
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Much of the news reports had focused not on cloning sheep but on its potential for humans, said Alan Colman, who is now a visiting scholar in the Harvard University Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology.
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To stick with the example of the new moon, this regenerative lunar phase can be interpreted as an invitation to take it easy: Stay in for the weekend, get your laundry done, and finally call your mom.
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Other top-tier superheroes include some Marvel standouts, including Wolverine, who can thank his fast regenerative powers for his high rating, Mystique, who can manipulate her genes, and Thor, who like Superman, has a large energy output.
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Why it matters: Republicans and Democrats struggle to find common ground on health care, but there's bipartisan support for (and fascination by) medical research "with advances in fields like molecular biology, genetics and regenerative medicine," NYT notes.
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But major advances in modern medicine and technology, as well as an increased focus on regenerative medicine, have led to the ability for engineers and scientists to literally create tissue and even entire organs in a lab.
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At the Third International Regenerative Medicine Conference at the Vatican, Mr. Biden spoke about the urgent need to come up with new cures for cancer, a subject that has come to define his final year in office.
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In 1863, the Spiritualist Religio-Philosophical Journal called for "the regenerative work of enlightening and spiritualizing the masses" for the express purpose of "heal[ing] the breach" caused by the war; today, Williamson is using comparable language.
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With researchers in the field of regenerative medicine experimenting with the development of organs and parts of organs, the idea of a bioengineered uterus—or even growing a baby outside a woman's body—is becoming increasingly imaginable.
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The company is just one of hundreds of businesses that have sprung up around the country offering to treat a wide array of illnesses with products they say contain stem cells that have healing and regenerative properties.
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From the moment the first child-fairy flitters across the stage, pausing front and center to ripple her arms like tiny, trembling wings, the regenerative power of George Balanchine's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" starts to take hold.
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Many such treatments are in the wings: There are 34 in the final stages of testing necessary for F.D.A. approval, and another 470 in initial clinical trials, according to the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine, an advocacy group.
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Artists such as Michael Singer, whose studio I have worked in for fifteen years; Helen Mayer Harrison and Newton Harrison; and Alan Sonfist create art that is the antithesis of "City"—collaborative, scientific, regenerative, and physically accessible.
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"The millyard is going to be reborn as the single-largest hub for regenerative medicine," said Dean Kamen, the driving force behind the effort and the founder of DEKA Research and Development Corporation, based in the millyard.
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The alchemy of Parrasch's ceramics contributes to the heat death of the universe, but it also relates to new modes of image-making, and Soucek's impulse is both destructive and regenerative in its frenetic recycling of material.
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In collaboration with Autodesk at the Pier 9 Residency program in San Francisco, Karle created "Regenerative Reliquary" to ask questions about the possibility of changing the structure of our bodies and of building with cells and bone.
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The ad, which ran in The Seattle Times as well as on the website for the clinic, Generation Stem Cell, quotes the beginning of FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb's statement, which expresses excitement about stem cells and regenerative medicine.
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Biden, who flew to Italy from an unannounced trip to Iraq, and the pope, made back-to-back speeches to doctors and researchers from around the world who attended a Vatican conference on regenerative medicine called "Cellular Horizons".
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Dr. Macchiarini, who has performed highly experimental transplants of plastic windpipes embedded with patients' own stem cells, has been considered a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine, which has the goal of producing replacement tissues and organs.
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It's what we now call regenerative organic farming and it's back-to-basics: Instead of using excessive amounts of fertilizers in vast single-crop fields, farmers can diversify and rotate crops, compost, plant cover crops and reduce tillage.
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It took a long time, but when they did, Wall Street punished them as opposed to rewarding them for actually doing the long-term regenerative ... Which would make it a better ... Which would make it a better system.
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Use the E-Charge button when you want to crank up the regenerative braking to put a bit of power back in the battery, and use E-Power mode when you're ready to lean on the electric motor.
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The scaffolding plus stem cell setup used in Regenerative Reliquary has already given us artificial vaginas, esophaguses, and ears; but integrating an artificial organ into an existing system is a much simpler prospect than creating that system anew.
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It will take daily vigilance and preparation by CFS, and partner organizations, to combat the administration's efforts to thwart the progress we've made in the last 20 years to build a biodiverse, local, organic, and regenerative food system.
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Just transitions means moving out of an extraction-based economic framework that exploits people of color -- appropriating their labor, resources, design, and culture -- and into a restorative, regenerative one that empowers marginalized communities rather than leaving them behind.
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To bring levels back up, a set of techniques known as carbon farming, or regenerative farming, encourage and complement the process by which plants draw carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, break it down and sequester carbon into soil.
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This research could have "a massive impact on regenerative medicine (building body parts and inducing regeneration.)" It may all sound like something from a dystopian sci-fi movie, but the researchers say there is no need for alarm.
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It is hoped that, by 2022, Taiwan will have become a circular economy hub in Asia, with a healthy regenerative economy that can continue to grow while reducing waste, and help light the way towards a sustainable world.
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Some of the pioneering studies showing regenerative agriculture's benefits have been carried out at the Marin Carbon Project, on a self-proclaimed carbon-farming ranch in the pastoral reaches of Marin County 30 miles northwest of San Francisco.
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"My goal is to make it so the next generation grows up in a world where cancer is managed just like the common cold, and the body's natural regenerative engine remains empowered throughout our lives," said Dr. Hariri.
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Yet Proterra's buses are likely compelling to municipalities for a host of other reasons, including a regenerative breaking system that can almost fully recharge each bus's two mattress-sized battery packs via kinetic energy, and less onerous maintenance costs.
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The Marietta, Georgia-based biotech company specializes in "regenerative and therapeutic biologics," like skin grafts and allografts, which are basically sheets of processed skin, placenta, or umbilical cord tissue that pack the growth factors that turn on stem cells.
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Platelets are a natural source of proteins called growth factors that can help heal injury, so in the field of regenerative and sports medicine, platelet-rich plasma injections are sometimes used to promote healing in joints and soft tissue.
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Newly arriving in the U.S. this month: The Cream and The Cream Rich ($2953 each) from Augustinus Bader, a German university professor who has spent the last three decades working as a specialist in the field of regenerative medicine.
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The agency reported actions against two large stem cell clinics and a biotech company, saying that it was critical to shut down "unscrupulous actors" in regenerative medicine, a broad umbrella that includes stem cell and gene therapies and immunotherapies.
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Andrew Behar, CEO of shareholder advocacy firm As You Sow, said that the "devil is always in the details" and that he would like to see more specificity around some of Walmart's goals, including regenerative agriculture and pesticide policies.
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The Taycan does have a small button in the steering wheel to turn on automatic regenerative braking, but paddles would be easier to use and would allow the driver to increase or decrease how much motor braking to use.
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There maybe some regenerative agriculture left, but industrial animal agriculture, the lowest common denominator stuff, the stuff people choose because it's tasty and cheap, that should all be replaced by meat from plants and meat grown directly from cells.
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A top official on the committee that awards the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has resigned because he expects to be caught up in an investigation of a regenerative medicine researcher who was dismissed from Sweden's leading medical institute.
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"Cell-based regenerative medicine holds significant medical opportunity, but we've also seen some bad actors leverage the scientific promise of this field to peddle unapproved treatments that put patients' health at risk," said FDA director Scott Gottlieb in a statement Wednesday.
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"The failure of this trial is something that could be another step back for the amyloid theory," said Professor Bryce Vissel, Roth Fellow and Director of the Centre for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).
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The conversion process involves removing the engine, fuel tank, and exhaust system, and putting in an electric motor, a 100-kilowatt NetGain Hyper9 AC. There's also the batteries, charging system, and regenerative braking that goes into the old-but-new vehicle.
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Stem cells seen on a computer screen at the University of Connecticut`s Stem Cell InstituteImage: Spencer Platt (Getty Images)Doctors selling dubious stem cell treatments isn't just a problem in the U.S., suggests a new study published in Regenerative Medicine.
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Additional awards of $250,000 were given to Keith Paustian to speed up the global adaptation of his COMET tool systems, which provide farmers with metrics and information on regenerative farming; and Gerlinde De Deyn, for her work studying biodiversity over time.
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Timely congressional hearings can shine a spotlight on the promise of regenerative medicine, the pitfalls of rushing treatments straight to consumers without rigorous testing, and the dangers posed by treatments that are not yet proved to be safe, effective, or beneficial.
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This term emerged in the global South (economia solidária) and is also called the workers' economy, the social economy, the new economy, the circular economy, the community economy, the regenerative economy, the local economy, the peace economy, and the cooperative economy.
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"We believe that an understanding of this 'salamander-like' regenerative capacity in humans, and the critically missing components of this regulatory circuit, could provide the foundation for new approaches to repair joint tissues and possibly whole human limbs," Kraus said.
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Just as the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification has led to nearly 80,000 green building projects since it began, we believe that our Regenerative Organic Certification will encourage more farmers, consumers and suppliers to prioritize the planet.
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Transplanting human stem cells into mice, a team of scientists from the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine simulated exposure to the levels of deep space radiation the equivalent to a three year, 140 million mile round trip to Mars.
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Even with regenerative braking, which allows the drivers to transfer some of the kinetic energy created by slowing down from 150-plus miles per hour back in the battery, the cars still only last about half of each 50-minute race.
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Researchers from Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine published a study in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Biotechnology detailing a new 3D printer that can build biocompatible tissues for use in transplants, including muscle, cartilage, bone and an entire human ear.
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And indeed, there are other research efforts currently underway that won't require the use of animals, such as bioprinting, advances in cold storage, and the promising field of regenerative medicine where biologists can literally grow a patient's organs in the lab.
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Whether you're riding in a conventional hybrid like the Toyota Prius, a plug-in like the Chevrolet Volt or a pure battery electric vehicle like the Nissan Leaf, they all use a concept known as regenerative braking to maximize range.
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Her recent work includes Regenerative Reliquary, a bio-printed scaffold seeded with stem cells that, over time, will theoretically grow into a human hand—exactly the kind of tech that might one day give us robots with Dolores's flawless complexion.
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The 3-D printed bioprosthetic ovary, as it's termed, is "the holy grail of bioengineering for regenerative medicine," said Teresa K. Woodruff, a reproductive scientist and director of the Women's Health Research Institute at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
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Engineers at Audi have created a prototype shock absorber, called 'eROT,' that both smoothes the ride on a bumpy road and generates electricity that — just like regenerative braking — can be used to propell the car and, in turn, save fuel.
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Directly after the conclusion of the Clean Air Survey, the European Space Agency launched the Micro-Ecological Life Support System Alternative (MELiSSA) in 1989 with the goal of developing a regenerative life support system for long-term human space missions.
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"We present an integrated tissue-organ printer (ITOP) that can fabricate stable, human-scale tissue constructs of any shape," wrote the senior author of the paper, Anthony Atala, who serves as director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine.
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In October, about a week before takeoff, each attendee received a Tumi carry-on suitcase filled with stuff they might like to have but probably didn't need, including a pair of rugged-soled boots, regenerative nighttime serum and dry shampoo.
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As conversations around the upcoming 2018 farm bill pick up pace, the future of key research grants at the USDA that support a regenerative agricultural system and a healthy, equitable food system —such as SARE, OREI, ORG, and AFRI — is uncertain.
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Knowing that delightful fact, a team of biologists at India's Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine decided to investigate whether milk protein crystals found in the cockroach's gut were analogous to anything found in human or cow's milk.
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A paddle on the back of the steering wheel adds even more regenerative braking in either mode, and, when used in conjunction with "L" on the gearshift, means a talented driver can just about avoid using the brake pedal entirely.
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The foundation's primary objective is to help improve access to these cutting-edge "regenerative medicine" procedures and treatments by working both with patients seeking safe and effective help and the innovative providers and companies able to meet their medical needs.
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"It's built to keep a chicken fresh or to keep shampoo in a container, and be cheap to sell, but there's no process for that material to be recovered and to create (a) restorative, regenerative and ultimately resilient model," she said.
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Boston-based Vertex Pharmaceuticals, maker of a suite of cystic fibrosis (CF) drugs, is aggressively expanding its drug development portfolio with the acquisition of Semma Therapeutics, a regenerative medicine company that's been searching for a potential cure to Type 1 diabetes.
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Why it matters: The tool developed by the Allen Institute for Cell Science could be used to better understand how cancer and other diseases affect cells or how a cell develops and its structure changes — important information for regenerative medicine.
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François Chidaine, a like-minded farmer who makes excellent wines in the Loire Valley of France, spoke at a regenerative farming forum in New York in May and told of being ostracized in his community, Montlouis, after giving up tilling.
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It was his fourth significant injury since beginning his gene therapy, but he assured me that this was a common problem for people taking a course of regenerative medicine: they feel so good that they try to do too much.
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"Our aim is to refashion our traditional tools for regulation to meet the challenges and opportunities presented by such highly innovative products as cell-based regenerative medicine," they wrote in the paper, published Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Unlike conventional medicines and treatments, regenerative medicines have the ability to restore or heal the body's own cells or create new body parts from a patient's own cells and tissues, thereby eliminating tissue rejection and the excessively long wait for a donor organ.
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According to Professor Bruno Peault, a regenerative medicine expert based at the University of Edinburgh in the U.K. as well as at UCLA, creating a new ear from scratch has also been a tantalizing goal because of how relatively simple it would be.
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The ability to keep progenitor cells alive at the injury site is a big advantage, said Dr. Stephen Badylak, a professor of surgery and deputy director of the McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in Pennsylvania.
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Other works juxtapose an intensely magnified image of the infinitely regenerative hydra with the smoldering surface of Venus, or a nighttime image of our planet assembled by a NASA satellite over the course of 312 orbits with two cuttlefish caught mid-embrace.
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This primarily regenerative mode still provides pedal-assisted power on inclines or at low speeds, but otherwise robs your legs of power on the easier sections of roadway or plunders your speed on downhill slopes in order to keep the battery topped up.
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"This would be considered a huge success because this much of a reduction has not been shown with any other (cell) therapy," said Dr. Amit N. Patel, director of the clinical regenerative medicine program in the University of Utah Department of Surgery.
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"Regenerative therapies" which use stem cells—cells that can give rise to a number of different types of cell—to repair damaged tissue and organs might also benefit from programming which would tell the cells when and where to do their stuff.
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Deadpool's regenerative ability means he can be bashed and stabbed and dropped from buildings and chopped into bits, and he still keeps going — a pleasingly absurd extension of superheroes' notable ability to get knocked over and keep coming back, no matter the obstacle.
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The German doctors reached out to Dr. Michele De Luca, an Italian stem cell expert who heads the Center for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, to see if a transplant of genetically modified skin cells might be possible.
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It turns out that research in regenerative medicine and tissue science is giving us a better understanding of how we might create the texture and scaffolding required to grow an actual kidney instead of just a petri dish full of kidney cells.
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"This is extremely promising research demonstrating that a safe and highly effective cell therapy for Parkinson's can be produced in the lab," said Tilo Kunath of the MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine, University of Edinburgh, who was not involved in the research.
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New technologies have been considered as being a key enabler of the transition to a circular economy, defined as being restorative and regenerative by design, while aiming to keep products, components and materials at their highest utility and value at all times.
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But the supercapacitor is the secret to making it the fastest-accelerating Lamborghini ever, virtually eliminating lag between gear changes, providing instant torque via the electric motors, and fully recharging during the regenerative braking process to repeat its performance around the track.
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"Everyone is hesitating to use the 'c word,' but these patients are cured," says Michael Rudnicki, director of the Regenerative Medicine Program and the Sprott Centre for Stem Cell Research at the Ottawa Health Research Institute, who was not involved with the research.
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It is my firm belief, forged over 2900 years of pursuing regenerative and immunotherapy science that only by carefully orchestrating the complex immune system through combining Natural Killer cells, B cells, dendritic cells with immuno-stimulants can we win the war against cancer.
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As Dr. Anversa's fame grew, along with grants, he earned perhaps the greatest of scientific plaudits in 2007: a professorship at Harvard Medical School and a position at its teaching hospital, Brigham and Women's, as director of its Center for Regenerative Medicine.
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The fat, inflatable, 9-inch tires and wide, padded deck eat up the pavement, but having mechanical regenerative brakes, a hand disc brake, and a stomp brake as stopping options makes me feel a bit better about scooting at car-like speeds.
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In a region where rainfall is usually precious, some conventional soil has become so lifeless that it absorbs as little as half an inch of water per hour, Mr. Durham said, while regenerative fields can absorb more than eight inches an hour.
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"There are not that many ways to generate a functional adult human organ for transplantation that can save many people's lives," says Qiao Zhou, an associate professor of stem cell and regenerative biology at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute, who didn't work on the study.
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Through CBR®, we also help families to preserve newborn stem cells, which are used today in transplant medicine for certain cancers and blood, immune and metabolic disorders, and have the potential to play a valuable role in the ongoing development of regenerative medicine.
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Audi is also touting a smart braking system that intelligently blends, on the fly, mechanical braking with regenerative braking (where the electric motors spin backwards, feeding energy back into the battery) which the company says will help optimize energy use during daily driving situations.
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And on the other side of the country, in Bluffton, Georgia, White Oak Pastures, a 152-year old family farm, is focusing on regenerative land management using only sun, soil and rain to grow grass for cattle and rotating complimentary animal species through pastures.
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The Company is developing its MultiStem® cell therapy product, a patented, adult-derived "off-the-shelf" stem cell product, initially for disease indications in the cardiovascular, neurological, inflammatory and immune disease areas, and has several ongoing clinical trials evaluating this potential regenerative medicine product.
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Directed by John Chester, The Biggest Little Farm shows how he and Molly slowly and painstakingly spend those eight years transforming their fallow acreage into a thriving example of the power of regenerative farming, with help from friends and colleagues and, yes, even coyotes.
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Future applications of 3-D printing Dr. Anthony Atala, the director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, said the nice thing about the new study is that the researchers proved that their 3-D printed bioprosthesis could include follicles and preserve the functionality.
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"As humans transition toward becoming a space-faring species, it is important that we deduce the impact of spaceflight on regenerative health for the sake of medicine and the future of space laboratory research," co-author of the study Junji Morokuma said in the statement.
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