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Episode 23, we kick it off with the science round up and talk about papers covering all topics from good friends genetically looking like blood relatives, ebola outbreaks, in vivo reprogramming to restore function after hear attack to converting pluripotent stem cells to blood stem cells.  We then bring back to the show Dr. Daylon James to talk about a new paper in nature where they use a vascular niche to help instruct and reprogram endothelial cells to blood stem cells.  We then rant about umbrellas.  Yes, you read correctly, umbrellas.



Resources, Links and Research Papers Mentioned In This Session Include:

WHO: Ebola Outbreak Deaths in West Africa hit 603

Friends Are the Family You Choose: Genome-Wide Analysis Reveals Genetic Similarities Among Friends

Oldest Case of Down Syndrome Discovered in 1,500-Year-Old Skeleton

Cracking The Code Of How The Brain Processes Emotions

What Causes Autism? Rare Mutation In The CHD8 Gene May Be Responsible For Autism Subtype

New Alzheimer’s Test May Help Future Clinical Trials

Coffee Reduces The Risk of Parkinson's Disease

‘Asian Flush’ Signals Drinkers To Ease Up On Alcohol

Pelagornis sandersi: Paleontologist Discovers Largest-Ever Flying Bird

Consciousness On-Off Switch Discovered Deep In Brain

EU Court Adviser Backs Stem Cell Patenting

Large Study of Stem Cells for Autism Draws Criticism

Experimental Stem Cell Treatment Causes Woman To Grow Parts Of A Nose On Her Spine

Ground-Breaking Stem Cell Technique Developed To Heal Fractures And Prevent Amputations

Gene Profiling Technique to Accelerate Stem Cell Therapies for Eye Diseases

A Method To Recapitulate Early Embryonic Spatial Patterning In Human Embryonic Stem Cells

Biological Pacemaker Created By Minimally Invasive Somatic Reprogramming In Pigs With Complete Heart Block

Direct Induction Of Haematoendothelial Programs In Human Pluripotent Stem Cells By Transcriptional Regulators

Reprogramming Human Endothelial Cells To Haematopoietic Cells Requires Vascular Induction

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Photo Reference: Courtesy of Dr. Daylon James