Willenbring Lab members Jaejun Kim & Simone Kurial and colleagues published in @NatureBiotech comparing AAV capsids in human livers via machine perfusion, revealing the most effective for liver gene therapy—bringing precision & safety to the field: https://t.co/JOfyIjvZhj
Brain cancer leverages the same tools as the developing brain 🧠! In our new study, published today in @Nature, we mapped neocortical development to explore brain cancer and neuropsychiatric risks. #stemcells#brainresearch
https://t.co/8t8WHyQiS4
Want to build next generation technologies for tracking cells and for delivering therapeutics? We're looking for exceptionally talented PhD-level Scientists to join our team at @arcinstitute! Check out https://t.co/czZtpmQxxW & https://t.co/ospccAtD1q
✅it out! Immune cells (#microglia) shape angiogenesis in the developing brain 🧠 and with infection, can lead to #germinalmatrixhemorrhage. Proud of lead author @JiapeiChen@UCSFGradDiv who drove this story from the start and I got to watch her grow.
https://t.co/CuOH5L5q5s
Brain vascular biology is heating up! 🔥Exciting new vascular subtypes are emerging via transcriptomics. Functional studies on the horizon! 🌅@UCSFGradDiv@UCSFstemcell@NatRevCardiol https://t.co/QvXrnuSDSo
It’s out! Our #vascularcentric perspective on #autism spectrum disorders. 🧠The punchline 🤩: “It is essential to shift the neuronal point of view in ASD and other NDD to include vascular and metabolic features.” @vcoelhosantos@UCSFstemcell https://t.co/Z2Cz4rmagZ
Opened up my email to find a pleasant surprise! Calling out all former CIRM trainees to join the @CIRMnews trainee alumni network. https://t.co/27L1ZjpdMQ
We are so unbelievably proud of you. To the class of 2023 - we wish you nothing but success, happiness, and joy as you embark on your next great adventure. 💜🎓 The future is as bright as you make it! 🐊 #SFSU2023 Check out commencement photos here: https://t.co/OVoM9gQvnL
I'd like to thank my family, mentors from @LonzaGroup, advisors from @SFStateBIO, @CIRMnews, PI @ElizabetsCrouch, and my wonderful team @UCSFstemcell for the guidance, support, and tools necessary to obtain my master's in biomedical science-stem cell science. That PhD is next!