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Panel 2: Mahendra Rao, National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Getting There – Translating the Science of Stem Cells
November 30, 2011
Program: Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa 2011
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Speakers: Mahendra Rao
Run Time: 22 minutesDr. Rao is internationally renowned for his research involving human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) and other somatic stem cells. He has worked in the...
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Getting There – Translating the Science of Stem Cells
November 30, 2011
Program: Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa 2011
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Speakers: Jeanne Loring, Philip Gregory, David Piper, Mahendra Rao
Run Time: 20 minutesJeanne Loring: Dr. Loring was co-director of one of the first NIH-supported human embryonic stem cells centers at SBMRI, prior to joining TSRI....
Mahendra Rao
October 20, 2006
Program: Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa 2006
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Speakers: Mahendra Rao
Run Time: 15 minutesMorphology of Undifferentiated hESCs in Culture
The Zigzag of Science
A conversation with Mahendra Rao
Program: Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa 2011
Speakers: Mahendra Rao
Run Time: 44 minutesMahendra Rao discusses the zigzag-ing path of translation stem cell research and the shifting global dynamics of science.See his Stem Cell Meeting on...
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