GEN 15390

Stem Cell Biology & Regenerative Medicine

Stanford University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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For Ph.D., M.D., and advanced undergraduate students. Prepares students for the future of regenerative medicine by exploring central concepts in stem cell biology and the actual experiments that led to these concepts. Provides educational foundation for future physician-scientists to understand mechanisms underlying regenerative therapies. The latest advances in stem cell research will be discussed, including tissue regeneration; how stem cells are discovered by lineage tracing or transplantation; how stem cells differentiate and form organized tissues; stem cell niches; signaling centers and extracellular signals; chromatin and cellular reprogramming; organoids; cancer stem cells; gene therapy; and stem cell ethics; with emphasis on unresolved issues in the field.

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