

Ep. 24: Sperm Stem Cells Featuring Dr. Marco Seandel
Aug 4, 2014
Dr. Marco Seandel, a researcher from Weill Cornell Medical College, discusses his groundbreaking work on spermatogonial stem cells and how they reveal mutations in aged male sperm. He dives into the implications of paternal age on genetic disorders, such as Apert syndrome. The conversation is rich with insights on stem cell behavior and the balance of mutations in sperm development. Alongside humor, they touch on the challenges of collecting tissue samples and the inequities faced by researchers in academia, making for an engaging exploration of science.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Scientific Discoveries and Listener Engagement
01:41 • 4min
Exploring Animal Behavior and Groundbreaking Scientific Discoveries
05:57 • 5min
Controversies and Advances in Stem Cell Research
10:43 • 17min
The Paternal Age Effect: Implications for Genetic Disorders
27:47 • 6min
Stem Cells and Paternal Genetics
33:27 • 20min
Sperm Racing and Research Realities
53:26 • 13min