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Guest In this episode we discuss topics ranging from, more sports stars getting stem cell therapy, a mutation that eliminates prion disease, a perspective on aging by studying stem cells, chimps getting drunk in the…

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Jun 23, 2015

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Ep. 13: STAP Stem Cells and Blogging Featuring Dr. Paul Knoepfler: Guest STAP stem cells were a new method of generating pluripotent stem cells published in a paper a few weeks ago. When it came out, scientists scratched their heads and wondered whether or not this… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 5: Parkinson’s Disease and Stem Cells: In this episode we do things a little different. Since we both work on Parkinson’s disease we will not be featuring a guest. Instead, we will talk about the etiology of the disease and cover… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 2: Reprogramming Brakes and Government Shutdown Featuring Dr. Jacob Hanna: Guest In this episode we welcome Dr. Jacob Hanna from Weizmann Institute of Science. Dr. Hanna’s group recently published in Nature describing a method for 100% reprogramming efficiency. We also do our usual Stem Cell… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 1: In Vivo Reprogramming and Mini Brains Featuring Dr. Juergen Knoblich: Guest In this episode we start off with a quick general science news roundup before discussing two new papers in stem cell research. Both papers appeared in the journal Nature. The first describes a novel… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 26: Pluripotency Network Featuring Dr. Austin Smith: Guest Dr. Austin Smith from Cambridge UK is on the show to discuss his take on the world of all things pluripotency. We talk about his views on the ground state of pluripotency and how… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 10: RPE and Macular Degeneration Featuring Dr. Sally Temple: Guest In this episode, we bring on a true pioneer in the stem cell field, Dr. Sally Temple, scientific director of the Neural Stem Cell Institute. Dr. Temple discovered that stem-like cells exist in the… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 7: Holiday Science Break: We are back with a stem cell “quickie” for the holidays. In our science round up we talk mummified ribs, fear of snakes, and genes associated with an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease. We then… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 4: 3D Pancreas and ISSCR Featuring Dr. Carl P. Wonders: Guest In this episode, we welcome Dr. Carl P. Wonders, the scientific affairs manager for the International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR). We discuss the annual meeting, science outreach, and long-term goals for the… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Introduction: Welcome to the stem cell podcast hosted by Dr.’s Christopher Fasano and Yosif Ganat. Here we will give a brief introduction to the biology of stem cells and the future direction of this podcast. by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep.14: Direct Reprogramming Featuring Dr. Justin Ichida: Guest Over the past few weeks some really exciting papers came out describing the reprogramming of one cell into another, a process called Direct Reprogramming. On this episode we talk to Dr. Justin Ichida from… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 8: Aged Neurons in a Dish Featuring Justine Miller: Guest Justine Miller, a PhD candidate from Lorenz Studer’s lab at Memorial Sloan Kettering, joins us to discuss her recent paper in Cell Stem Cell showing how to age stem cell-derived neurons in the culture… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 20: SCNT Featuring Dr. Dieter Egli: Guest Dr. Dieter Egli from the New York Stem Cell Foundation joins the hosts to talk about his work in using SCNT to derive new embryonic stem cell lines. They discuss his previous and current… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 16: Stem Cell Scientist in Washington?: Guest In this episode we bring on Dr. Raja Kittappa, a stem cell scientist who has recently decided to leave science and run for congress. Resources and Links Brain Activation during Human Male Ejaculation Experimental… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 9: 2013 Roundup: Happy new year Stem Cell Podcast listeners, we are back to start off with an episode that looks backs at a year of science in 2013 and gives you our top 10 studies from both… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 38: Cell Transplant Therapy Featuring Dr. Lorenz Studer: Guest Dr. Lorenz Studer is the founding director of the Sloan-Kettering Center for Stem Cell Biology a Member in the Developmental Biology Program and the Department of Neurosurgery and Professor in Neuroscience at Weill-Cornell Graduate… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 3: Blood From Stem Cells Featuring Dr. Daylon James: Guest In this episode, we interview stem cell biologist Dr. Daylon James to discuss the field of blood stem cells; different strategies and clinical implications. Our science round up this week includes the CTE issue… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 25: STAP Recap Featuring Dr. Paul Knoepfler: Guest Dr. Paul Knoepfler joins us to recap the STAP cell story in the light of the tragic death of Dr. Yoshiki Sasai. We also discuss a wide variety of topics related to publishing in… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 17: Naked Stem Cells Featuring Dr. Chris Smith of The Naked Scientists: Guest In this episode we talk with the creator and host of The Naked Scientists; a website and podcast dedicated to all things science. We talk with Chris about his shows, and get his take… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 18: Lou Gehrig’s Update Featuring Dr. Kevin Eggan: Guest Dr. Kevin Eggan from Harvard University joins the show to talk about his latest work using stem cells to cure ALS/Lou Gehrig’s disease. Resources and Links Fate of iPSCs Derived from Azoospermic and Fertile… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 23: Vascular Niche Featuring Dr. Daylon James: Guest Dr. Daylon James is back on the show to talk about a new paper in Nature where scientists used a vascular niche to help instruct and reprogram endothelial cells to blood stem cells. Resources… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 6: ALS and C9orf72 Featuring Dr. Asif Maroof: Guest We interview Dr. Asif Maroof, a post-doctoral fellow in the lab of Dr. Kevin Eggan at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute to talk about his latest paper in Nature Neuroscience describing a gene implicated… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep.15: Melanoma and Zebrafish Featuring Dr. Leonard Zon: Guest In this episode, we bring on an internationally recognized stem cell and cancer researcher Dr. Leonard Zon from Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hosital. Dr. Zon talks to us about his work using… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 31: Cell Stem Cell Editor featuring Dr. Christina Lilliehook: Guest Senior editor at Cell Stem Cell, Dr. Christina Lilliehook shares with us what goes on as an editor of a top tier science journal. In addition to a behind the scenes discussion, she also… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 12: Cancer and Stem Cells Featuring Dr. Sean Morrison: Guest In this episode, we interview another stem cell pioneer, Dr. Sean Morrison, who is internationally recognized for his work in understanding the mechanisms of stem cell regulatory mechanisms and how this is relevant in… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 39: “Stressed Out Cells” Featuring Dr. Rhonda Newman: Guest Dr. Rhonda Newman to talk about her work in trying to figure out a better way to “de-stress” stem cells. Resources and Links Previously Unknown Effect of Vitamin A Identified – A previously unknown… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 67: “Blood Stem Cell Therapy” Featuring Dr. Kristin Hope: Guest Stem cell researcher Dr. Kristin Hope discusses her work and latest paper in Nature. Her team examined umbilical cord blood-derived hematopoietic stem cells and the RNA-binding protein musashi-2. Resources and Links Doctors Say Olympics Should… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 19: Saratoga Stem Cell Conference Review and 5 Interviews: On this episode we review the Next Gen Stem Cell Conference from earlier in the month. During the conference we interviewed 5 stem cell scientists live and put them all together for this show. In… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 33: Skin Repair Featuring Dr. Marius Wernig: Guest Dr. Marius Wernig from Stanford University talks about his work with stem cells and his latest paper published in Science Translation on using iPCs to treat a serious skin disorder. Resources and Links How… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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Ep. 11: Stem Cell Core Facilities Featuring Dr. Mark Tomishima: Guest Dr. Mark Tomishima, director of the SKI Stem Cell Research Facility located in New York City joins us for this episode. Dr. Tomishima tells us about what his and other core facilities do for… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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EP. 21 The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) Conference 2014: Guest This is a special episode consisting of over 75 minutes of live interviews. Last week The Stem Cell Podcast attended the International Society for Stem Cell Research meeting and pulled people aside to get… by The Stem Cell Podcast
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