Ep. 26: Pluripotency Network Featuring Dr. Austin Smith

Guest: Dr. Austin Smith from Cambridge UK is on the show to discuss his take on the world of all things pluripotency. We talk about his views on the ground state of pluripotency and how he attempted to drill down into the essential components of the pluripotency network using computer modeling. Resources and Links Gut Bacteria That Protect against Food Allergies Identified A Long Childhood Feeds the Hungry Human Brain First Intact Organ Built from Cells Clear Solar Panel Could Turn Smartphones and Tablets into Mini Power Plants, Michigan Researchers Say Methane Is Bubbling Up From Hundreds of Places Along the U.S. East Coast Seafloor Plant Development. Arabidopsis NAC45/86 Direct Sieve Element Morphogenesis Culminating in Enucleation. Ohio Catholic Diocese Discourages ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Children with Autism Have Extra Synapses in Brain Transcriptomic Analysis of Tail Regeneration in the Lizard Anolis carolinensis Reveals Activation of Conserved Vertebrate Developmental and Repair Mechanisms Traces of One of Universe's First Stars Detected Cold, Dark and Alive! Life Discovered in Buried Antarctic Lake This Could Explain Why Older Adults Can’t Stay Asleep Biological Pacemaker Created By Minimally Invasive Somatic Reprogramming in Pigs with Complete Heart Block Injected Bacteria Shrink Tumors in Rats, Dogs and Humans Catholic Church Warns Pro-Lifers About Ice Bucket Challenge Donations In Japan, Official Effort to Replicate STAP Stem Cells Comes Up Empty Canadian Doctors Use Stem Cells to Treat 'Stiff Person Syndrome' Stem Cell Trial for Spinal Cord Injuries Cleared By FDA Rogue Stem Cell Therapy Operators Charging Thousands For Ineffective Treatments, Researchers Say Boron Facilitates Stem Cell Growth and Development in Corn Systematic Identification of Culture Conditions for Induction and Maintenance of Naive Human Pluripotency Generation of Multipotent Induced Neural Crest by Direct Reprogramming of Human Postnatal Fibroblasts with a Single Transcription Factor Targeting Self-Renewal in High-Grade Brain Tumors Leads to Loss of Brain Tumor Stem Cells and Prolonged Survival Photo Reference: Courtesy of Dr. Austin Smith Subscribe to our newsletter! Never miss updates about new episodes. Subscribe