On September 22, the first Board of Director meeting of Beijing Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine (BISCRM) was held in Beijing, marking the Institute's inception. Xiangli Bin, vice…

Recently, researchers from the Institute of Stem Cell and Regeneration and Beijing Institute of Genomics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have collaborated to identify uridine as a pro-regenerative metabolite that promoted human stem cell activity and enhanced regeneration and tissue repair in multiple tissues in mammals. This study entitled “Cross-species metabolomic analysis identifies uridine as a potent regeneration promoting factor” was published online in Cell Discovery on February, 2022

The China Association for Science and Technology on Thursday released the country's 10 most significant advances in 2019 in the life sciences field.The research finding of asymmetric expression of

The China Association for Science and Technology on Thursday released the country's 10 most significant advances in 2019 in the life sciences field.The research finding of asymmetric expression of

The China Association for Science and Technology on Thursday released the country's 10 most significant advances in 2019 in the life sciences field.The research finding of asymmetric expression of

The China Association for Science and Technology on Thursday released the country's 10 most significant advances in 2019 in the life sciences field.The research finding of asymmetric expression of

For the future the coordination and expansion of these networks and development of collaborations arising from them will hopefully help to build Chinese engagement and leadership in the stem cell field on an international stage.

For the future the coordination and expansion of these networks and development of collaborations arising from them will hopefully help to build Chinese engagement and leadership in the stem cell field on an international stage.

On June 30, 2021，Professors Feng Liu (from Institute of Stem Cell and Regeneration, Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jing-Dong J. Han (from Peaking university), Hongmei Wang (from Institute of Stem Cell and Regeneration, Chinese Academy of Sciences) and Berthold Gottgens (from University of Cambridge) collaborate on a paper entitled “De novo generation of macrophage from placenta-derived hemogenic endothelium” in Developmental Cell journal.