🚨 You won't want to miss this episode! Dr. Alfonso Martinez Arias from Universitat Pompeu Fabra - Barcelona talks about his journey into developmental biology, building #gastruloids, and defining standards for embryo models. Check it out: bit.ly/406kFbj
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The Stem Cell Podcast was launched in 2013 with the goal of creating an accessible, entertaining, and educational resource for scientists to keep current on the latest developments in stem cell research. The hosts, Drs. Daylon James and Arun Sharma, cover the latest scientific advances and interview key stem cell biology influencers about their work and perspectives on the field.
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We're back with another episode next week! Tune in to hear Dr. Samantha Morris from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School talk about her work on gene regulatory circuits and cellular reprogramming! 🏷️ Check out her Nature Biotechnology paper on CellTag-multi lineage tracing: https://lnkd.in/gsgTnqu8
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Dr. Tyson Ruetz and a team in Dr. Anne Brunet's lab at Stanford University used #CRISPR screens to identify genes that drive neural stem cell aging! Read the article: go.nature.com/3TSPwV8 Listen to the discussion on this week's episode: bit.ly/406kFbj
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Introducing blood-generating, heart-forming #organoids! Dr. Miriana Dardano and a team in Dr. Robert Zweigerdt's lab at Medizinische Hochschule Hannover developed a model that recapitulates aspects of heart, vasculature, and foregut co-development. 📝- go.nature.com/4f87quY 💬 - bit.ly/406kFbj
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A new Nature study from Lulu Huang, Dr. Jochem Bernink, Dr. Amir Giladi, and a team in Dr. Hans Clevers' lab explores how #TuftCells in the #intestine regenerate after irradiation! ☢️ Check it out: go.nature.com/3N9mlJr Listen to the summary: bit.ly/406kFbj
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Today is #GlobalEthicsDay! ⚖️ Last year, we had the privilege of chatting with bioethicist Dr. Insoo Hyun from the Museum of Science. Check out this episode for a discussion on embryo models and advances in #ReproductiveMedicine. https://bit.ly/3ygH5v5
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Check out this brand new paper from Arun Sharma's lab: https://lnkd.in/gHeTScgi His team grew 3D spheroids on the International Space Station!
Growing stem cells? In space? In off-the-shelf, affordable lab hardware? In 3D? We did all that…and more! 🚀🧫 Thrilled to publish our new paper, “Surface tension enables induced pluripotent stem cell culture in commercially available hardware during spaceflight” in Nature NPJ Microgravity! Read for free here: https://lnkd.in/gHeTScgi As with all our space biosciences studies, this was a hugely collaborative effort. Thanks to Clive Svendsen Maedeh Mozneb, Ph.D. Madelyn Arzt and the Cedars-Sinai team, Pinar Mesci, PhD, MSc Jana Stoudemire and Axiom Space, BioServe Space Technologies, NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, SpaceX, Allen Institute, International Space Station National Laboratory, and Leidos.
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🎉 We're very excited for our next episode with Dr. Alfonso Martinez Arias from ICREA - Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats! Check out his Nature Cell Biology article on standards for stem-cell-based embryo models: go.nature.com/3ZWYeFH
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This week: Drs. Albert Herms, David Fernandez-Antoran, Maria Alcolea, Philip Jones, and a team at the Wellcome Sanger Institute generated self-maintaining esophageal epithelioids. Nature Genetics paper - go.nature.com/4gxYWPt Discussion - bit.ly/47RuXhn
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#Oct4 is #PluripotencyDay, and a great day to check out work from Drs. Aydan Bulut Karslioglu's and Nicolas Rivron's labs! ⏸️ Dhanur Iyer and Dr. Heidar Heidari Khoei inhibited mTOR to pause blastoid development. 📔 bit.ly/47Qa8Tu 🎧 bit.ly/47RuXhn
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