

Ep. 278: “Stembryo Engineering” Featuring Dr. Alfonso Martinez Arias
Oct 15, 2024
Dr. Alfonso Martinez Arias, a CREA Research Professor at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, shares his journey in developmental biology. He delves into the fascinating world of gastruloids, innovative embryo-like structures, and their potential in organ model development. The discussion also covers resilient tuft cells in the human intestine and their surprising regenerative abilities. Additionally, cutting-edge insights on aging neural stem cells and the role of CRISPR in enhancing their function spark intrigue, emphasizing the future of regenerative health.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Resilient Tuft Cells
02:20 • 18min
Aging, Neural Stem Cells, and Genetic Interventions
20:36 • 11min
Exploring Stembrios: Innovations in Embryo-Like Structures and Organ Model Development
31:48 • 5min
Innovations in Synthetic Biology and Developmental Mechanisms from Princeton
37:09 • 5min
Evolution of Stem Cell Research
42:24 • 5min
Innovations in Human Gastroloids and Stem Cell Research
47:09 • 28min
Legacy and Future of Scientific Research
01:15:33 • 16min