The state-funded ISCRM Fellows Program has given more than 100 undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral students opportunities to advance regenerative medicine research underway in ISCRM labs. We are thrilled to welcome the 2024-2025 Fellows, who represent 12 @UW departments.
A project led by scientists @UWproteindesign & @UWISCRM has created wheel-shaped proteins that cause stem cells to develop into new blood vessels, offering new hope for repairing damaged organs @CellCellPress@UWBiochemistry@RuoholaL https://t.co/xushca6aso
A project led by scientists @UWproteindesign & @UWISCRM has created wheel-shaped proteins that cause stem cells to develop into new blood vessels, offering new hope for repairing damaged organs @CellCellPress@UWBiochemistry@RuoholaL https://t.co/xushca6aso
Now online: We developed novel oligomers and turned them into FGFR agonists via binder induced receptor clustering. #denovo_proteins https://t.co/J1a323wSih
Now online: We developed novel oligomers and turned them into FGFR agonists via binder induced receptor clustering. #denovo_proteins https://t.co/J1a323wSih
“I believe this collaboration between a stem cell institute, a dental school, and experts in genetic sequencing and protein design could only happen in a few places, and one of them is in Seattle.”
@UWDentalSchool@RuoholaL@UWproteindesign@BrotmanBaty https://t.co/Q7Gzp7WBt1
Take a look at the future of your teeth with the stem cell research of @UW_Microbiology @UWISCRM@RuoholaL Hannele Ruohola-Baker (@hannele89072027). Watch: https://t.co/Upi2388Dht
For humans, once our tooth enamel deteriorates, it's gone for good. A group of UW Medicine researchers has found a way to coax stem cells to help build enamel. https://t.co/ViOiLE9wz0
Check out this interesting Q&A w/BBI's @RuoholaL of @UWBiochemistry whose goal is to 'contribute to tools w/potential to regulate genes & treat diseases w/ unprecedented precision.' @UWMedicine@UWproteindesign@NIH
https://t.co/vD07aKoCLh
When we think of stem cells, we don't often think of teeth 🦷, but new research out of @UWISCRM is having us think again. "The ability to generate tooth #organoids may usher in a 'Century of Living Fillings'".
Read more about @hannele89072027's findings: https://t.co/j8a24KiPJB
"This may finally be the ‘Century of Living Fillings’ and human regenerative dentistry in general:" BBI's @RuoholaL comments on new paper in @UWMedicine article, 'Stem cell-derived organoids secrete tooth enamel proteins' @Dev_Cell@UWDentalSchool
https://t.co/OxAoPoiyos
Seeing this in print brings a smile to my face! Congratulations @hannele89072027. What a fun collaboration.
Scientists want to fix tooth decay with stem cells https://t.co/GV1vmo696a
Article & audio @TheEconomist explores the possibility that scientists may someday regenerate decayed teeth, after @RuoholaL @UWBiochemisty @UWISCRM & colleagues report their creation of stem-cell organoids that can secrete enamel proteins @Dev_Cell https://t.co/atrhyuM6nw