

Ep. 8: Aged Neurons in a Dish Featuring Justine Miller
Dec 13, 2013
Justine Miller, a PhD candidate from Lorenz Studer's lab at Memorial Sloan Kettering, discusses her groundbreaking research on aging neurons derived from stem cells. She reveals how they age in culture, shedding light on neurodegeneration and the challenges in modeling such diseases. The conversation touches on innovative gene editing techniques like CRISPR and the implications of recent findings on male birth control. Join them as they explore the intersection of neuroscience, aging, and cutting-edge research methodologies.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Unraveling Neurodegeneration and Stem Cell Discoveries
02:31 • 5min
Innovative Insights in Stem Cell and Neuroscience Research
07:03 • 14min
The Impact of Scientific Journals on Research Integrity
21:09 • 4min
Advancements in Stem Cell Research
25:31 • 6min
Modeling Neurodegeneration: Challenges and Innovations
31:58 • 17min
Stem Cell Research and Academic Pressures
49:18 • 17min