To better mimic the structure of the heart, a new tissue-engineering method builds ventricles with helical fiber alignments. #NBThighlight https://t.co/h71lVxdbyN
Contractile muscle in a dish! Uncorrected DMD cells (UNC) on muscular thin film cantilevers, with (KCTip) and without (KCTi) prednisolone treatment. Compared to genetically corrected cells (Cor).
See the full paper in PNAS (https://t.co/WS0DBkQyOP)
New stem cell platform for studying Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) contractile dysfunction in a dish that we published in PNAS (https://t.co/WS0DBkQyOP)
I keep using this paper to remind myself to do good science and not just repeat another person’s work and replace analysts from A to B. Yes, it will be work, but as independent graduate students, we need to take the challenge and do better science!💪
https://t.co/mv1BPGrC4D
Sat in as a panelist at SPU's Data Discussion, talking about how we use data in the lab.
@SeattlePacific
Check it out of you are interested:
https://t.co/PIDhtlNjrs