Ep. 75: “Culture Conditions” Featuring Dr. Joshua Brickman

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Ep. 75: “Culture Conditions” Featuring Dr. Joshua Brickman

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Guest Dr. Joshua Brickman from the University of Copenhagen discusses his work on stem cells and culture conditions. Professor Brickman’s and his group investigate the basis for transcriptional priming and commitment in embryonic stem cells…

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Sep 27, 2016

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