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Featuring commentary on their previous article by Peter Andrews, Shinya Yamanaka, Paul Tesar, and William Gunn(aka yours truly). I really like Paul Tesar’s idea of a “pluripotency score”, because it’s just this kind of multi-factorial definition we’ll need to really … Continue reading →
13. December 2007 by Mr. Gunn
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Tags: commentary, differentiation, iPS, pluripotent stem cell, science, stem cell |
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Prospectus for Research William Gunn Investigating the role of MSCs in repair of bone. Introduction The Adult Stem/Progenitor cells called MSCs were first identified by Friedenstein in 1976 1, and since then they have been found to have mitogenic, anti-apoptotic, … Continue reading →
27. June 2007 by Mr. Gunn
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Tags: bone, cancer, differentiation, dissertation, google, google documents, multiple myeloma, open science, osteoclast |
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Taking a cue from my colleague Attila, I will be writing my dissertation via blog. My hope is that increased exposure, however slight, will improve the clarity of my thought and strength of my research plan through helpful comments and … Continue reading →
26. June 2007 by Mr. Gunn
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Tags: bone, cancer, differentiation, dissertation, dkk1, multiple myeloma, open science, osteoblasts, osteoclast, science, writing |
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EDIT:His blog has apparently been hacked. Murtaugh has a nice post on the fusion versus differentiation stem cell debate.
31. March 2003 by Mr. Gunn
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Tags: differentiation, fusion, science, stem cell |
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The commentary on “Defining Pluripotency in Human Cells” is up at the Niche.
Featuring commentary on their previous article by Peter Andrews, Shinya Yamanaka, Paul Tesar, and William Gunn(aka yours truly). I really like Paul Tesar’s idea of a “pluripotency score”, because it’s just this kind of multi-factorial definition we’ll need to really … Continue reading →
13. December 2007 by Mr. Gunn
Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: commentary, differentiation, iPS, pluripotent stem cell, science, stem cell | Leave a comment