made up of lots of different types of cells carrying out different jobs in our bodies; such as nerve cells, blood cells, fat cells and muscle cells. So, where do they all come from? Each one of us ...

The risk of developing blood cancer increases with age. The finding that a molecule from gut bacteria plays a part points to ...

Researchers have developed a new gene expression atlas to map how abnormal differentiation of hematopoietic cells can lead to acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

Blood is pretty fascinating—it’s not just a red liquid, but a mix of different cells and proteins, each with a specific job. The liquid part, called plasma, carries nutrients, hormones, and ...

Most begin in the blood cell factory, the bone marrow. The three main types are leukaemia, which is caused by the rapid production of abnormal white blood cells; lymphoma, which develops from ...