China has launched a smart mini-program of stem cells research to facilitate data and information services, according to Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).
The WeChat mini-program, called stem cell research assistant, was jointly developed by the Chengdu Library and Information Center and Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health of the CAS.
The assistant has three modules of stem cell research information browsing, intelligent searching, and personalized service.
Users can access papers and journals in the field of stem cells, as well as check the laws and regulations of conducting the research in different countries and regions.
The mini-program will also provide methods and solutions of doing experiments, and information of diseases, gene, immunotherapy and scientific instruments. (Xinhua)
China spearheaded and published the world's first international standard on stem cell research on Saturday, signaling that the country has become a globally recognized front-runner in this cutting-edge field that may revolutionize medicine, experts said.
In a recent study, researchers from the Institute of Zoology and the Beijing Institute of Genomics have probed the effects of HP in mice at the single-cell level, generating a systemic atlas of heterochronic parabiosis and aging.
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