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Our Stem Cell Future: What's Next? - Larry Goldstein UCSD Larry Goldstein, director of the UC San Diego Stem Cell Program, speculates about the future of stem cell therapies. To learn about the efforts of California's Stem Cell Agency (CIRM) to accelerate the development of new therapies for chronic disease and injury, visit our home page at: http://www.cirm.ca.govFrom:CIRMTVViews:24 2ratingsTime:02:57More inScience Technology Go here to read the rest: Our Stem Cell Future: What's Next? - Larry Goldstein UCSD - Video … Continue reading →

Research Round Table 2012 - Caroline Tanner, MD, PhD, Director of Clinical Research, TPI Here at The Parkinson's Institute, we don't only have a nationally-recognized clinic and treat thousands of patients a year, but we also have exciting laboratories that work directly with Parkinson's disease and are discovering new things about the disease every day. From stem cell research to genetic mutations, hear from each of our labs about the latest findings from our brilliant scientists.From:ParkinsonInstituteViews:0 0ratingsTime:15:25More inScience Technology Read more from the original source: Research Round Table 2012 - Caroline Tanner, MD, PhD, Director of Clinical Research, TPI - Video … Continue reading →

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Research Round Table 2012 - Birgitt Schuele, MD, Assistant Professor, Clinical Molecular Geneticist Here at The Parkinson's Institute, we don't only have a nationally-recognized clinic and treat thousands of patients a year, but we also have exciting laboratories that work directly with Parkinson's disease and are discovering new things about the disease every day. From stem cell research to genetic mutations, hear from each of our labs about the latest findings from our brilliant scientists.From:ParkinsonInstituteViews:0 0ratingsTime:12:06More inScience Technology Read the original here: Research Round Table 2012 - Birgitt Schuele, MD, Assistant Professor, Clinical Molecular Geneticist - Video … Continue reading →

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Research Round Table 2012 - Yanping Li, PhD, Assistant Professor, Transgenic Models Here at The Parkinson's Institute, we don't only have a nationally-recognized clinic and treat thousands of patients a year, but we also have exciting laboratories that work directly with Parkinson's disease and are discovering new things about the disease every day. From stem cell research to genetic mutations, hear from each of our labs about the latest findings from our brilliant scientists.From:ParkinsonInstituteViews:0 0ratingsTime:05:03More inScience Technology Read the original post: Research Round Table 2012 - Yanping Li, PhD, Assistant Professor, Transgenic Models - Video … Continue reading →