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3-D bioengineered lung-like tissue (left) resembles adult human lung (right).

Researchers use stem cells to grow mini 3-D lung-in-a-dish

Colorful staining indicates higher levels of a key sugar metabolism regulator in naïve (bottom row) versus primed (top row) human embryonic stem cells.

Less developed human stem cells are found to metabolize more sugar

Analysis of metastatic prostate cancers suggests treatment options

Scientists develop new way to measure important chemical modification on RNA

Picture of Dr. Teitell and Tara TeSlaa

Metabolic molecule speeds up process by which stem cells differentiate

Nanoparticles (green) injected intravenously into mice are capable of entering muscle (outlined in grey) from blood vessels (red).

UCLA's cutting-edge Duchenne muscular dystrophy research funded by California's stem cell agency

Michael Grunstein awarded 2016 Gruber Prize in Genetics

UCLA researcher receives more than $4 million in latest round of funding from California's stem cell agency

Curing 'bubble baby' disease: From the lab to the clinic

Owen Witte appointed University Professor

UC regents appoint Dr. Owen Witte University Professor

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