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AnteAge. A brief history and unabashedly biased review.
Can parents be expected to give an unbiased review of the amazing wonder and beauty of their newborn offspring ? Hardly. We all take such reviews with a large grain of sodium chloride, knowing that emotion overcomes logic, perceptions become filtered, and truth suddenly becomes …
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Enter The Matrix. Collagen
We hope we don’t lose you with our references to last decade’s sci-fi, but we just couldn’t resist. The quotes are just too juicy, and altogether relevant to the BFT quest. Trinity: I know why you’re here, Neo. I know what you’ve been doing… why …
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Aristotle and Christie Brinkley: Thought twins?
Aristotle and Christie Brinkley have something in common. No, not their noses, although there is perhaps a slight familial resemblance. No, it’s something intellectual, and something so profound and fundamental to our understanding of biology and genetics and nasal inheritance, and all that. Who would …
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Menopause, Aging Skin, and “What’s a Girl to Do?”
Because the skin is our “visible” part, it gets more than its share of notice as we age, from others and from ourselves. What many may not realize is that, on top of changes that are directly due to aging, hormonal changes cause additional problems. …
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Drug Store in a Cell
Preview of Coming Attractions. Dr George and I are taking on different topics this week. I”ll give you a preview of his chosen topics shortly. As for me, I am obsessed with Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSC’s) because I am currently writing a paper on them, …
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Why wrinkle cream research might lead to better treatments for heart attacks
AND VICE VERSA. As many of our readers know, DrGeorge and I work in the field of regenerative medicine focusing on stem cell biology. Our work in dermatology arose from our work in diabetes. Our platform of choice these days is the mesenchymal stem cell, …
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Out, damned spot! Out, I say!
Macbeth, Act 5, Scene 1. Lentigo monologue. In truth, Lady Macbeth had it fairly easy. A little soap and water and her spot would theoretically be gone. The spot on her soul, however, is a more serious problem. Holy water would be just a start. …
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