CAMB 6970
Biology of Stem Cells
The goal of this course is to introduce graduate students to stem cell biology through lectures from topic experts, group discussions, reading select primary literature, and writing projects. Topics include 1) embryonic stem cells, 2) epigenetics and cellular reprogramming, 3) tissue-specific adult stem cells, 4) tools and methodologies in stem cell research, 5) regenerative medicine applications, and 6) bioethics of stem cell research. The future potential and challenges in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine will be discussed. The goal is a highly interactive and collaborative environment. Offered Spring Semester. Limited to 16 students. Spring 1 Course Unit
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- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027