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First transplant using lab-grown bone

Medical history was made at Emek Medical Center in Afula when semi-liquid live human bone tissue grown in a lab from a 40-year-old patient’s own fat cells was transplanted into the patient’s arm by injection. The early-stage trial used technology … Continue reading

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Successful bone transplants

I reported previously (often) on the revolutionary method from Israel’s Bonus BioGroup for growing bone in the lab from a patient’s own fat cells.  Latest trials show that bone, injected into the jaws of all 11 patients, successfully fused to … Continue reading

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First-ever bone graft, using bone grown in lab

(Thanks to Atid-EDI) A human patient with deficient jawbone has received a successful bone transplant using bone grown by Israel’s Bonus BioGroup using the patient’s own fat cells. The company expects the graft to be fully tolerated, without immunological rejection. … Continue reading

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Trials start for growing bones

Israeli biotech Bonus Biogroup, which has developed a method for producing bone grafts from stem cells, has begun a clinical trial of jawbone grafts. The trial’s interim results are due in four months. http://www.globes.co.il/en/article-trial-start-boosts-bonus-biogroup-1000930346

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Putting bones on the flesh

Here is an update on the progress of Israel’s Bonus Biogroup and its founder Dr. Shai Meretzki who is generating bones from patients’ own fat cells. Hospitals in Tzrifin and Afula, have agreed to trial the implanting of engineered bones … Continue reading

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The bones of a major breakthrough

(Thanks to Michael A.) Israeli biotech Bonus BioGroup has produced human bones using fat tissue stem cells. The patient’s body will more easily accept these regenerated bones because they will be formed from the same patient’s tissue. Over 2 million … Continue reading

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