

Ep. 279: “Direct Reprogramming” Featuring Dr. Samantha Morris
12 snips Oct 22, 2024
Dr. Samantha Morris, an Associate Professor at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, dives into the fascinating world of gene regulatory networks and cell identity. She shares her groundbreaking work on manipulating genetic pathways and measuring cell fate transitions. The discussion highlights the complexities of direct reprogramming and innovative tools like CellNet. Additionally, she emphasizes the importance of collaboration in stem cell research and reflects on the evolving landscape of funding and mentorship in the scientific community.
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Intro
00:00 • 6min
Innovative Insights into Organoid Development
05:52 • 25min
The Role of Metabolic Gradients in Embryonic Development
31:13 • 5min
Exploring Developmental Mechanisms and Their Implications for Cancer and Regeneration
36:42 • 5min
Unraveling Cell Identity: Advances in Reprogramming
41:42 • 24min
Navigating Stem Cell Research: Collaboration and Funding Dynamics
01:05:46 • 17min
Navigating Career Challenges in Science: The Importance of Hard Work and Readiness
01:22:54 • 5min