Retro Spine Diagram A retro style diagram of the human spine showing the side view with different regions and vertebrae labelled. This is an editable EPS 10 vector illustration with CMYK color space.

Retro Spine Diagram A retro style diagram of the human spine showing the side view with different regions and vertebrae labelled. This is an editable EPS 10 vector illustration with CMYK color space.

This is particularly important, as a working notochord in human stem cells could help further research into how birth defects affect the spine or spinal cord. The researchers note that it could ...

Francis Crick Institute scientists developed a rudimentary human spine via stem cells in a laboratory. They have created a “trunk-like structure” that is around 1 to 2 millimeters long.

Scientists have officially grown a notochord—the tissues that act as the “GPS for the developing embryo” by guiding the formation of the spine and nervous system. Previous attempts to create a ...

By constructing single-cell transcriptomic databases for both human spinal cord development and rhesus monkey SCI models, the researchers established a foundation for comprehensively analyzing ...

Scientists have generated human stem cell models which contain notochord -- a tissue in the developing embryo that acts like a navigation system, directing cells where to build the spine and ...

directing cells where to build the spine and nervous system (the trunk). The work, published in Nature, marks a significant step forward in our ability to study how the human body takes shape ...

In a major yet surprising turn of events, scientists have managed to grow a human spine in a laboratory. As per Popular Mechanics, scientists at The Francis Crick Institute in London managed to ...

Scientists have successfully grown a notochord, which serves as a developmental guide for the spine and nervous system in embryos. Prior attempts at creating a notochord from human stem cells failed ...