iPSCs As Models, Part 2: Modeling the Human Brain with Organoids
Get a walkthrough of how to generate and characterize iPSC-derived brain organoids from Dr. Anjana Nityanandam, Director of the Human Stem Cell Lab core facility at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Learn how to improve reliability and reproducibility of data from brain organoid models, and get an overview of disease modeling case studies using various 3D cultures.
Part 2 of 2 of an event hosted by Labroots. Click here to view Part 1, an introduction to iPSCs.
Part 2 of 2 of an event hosted by Labroots. Click here to view Part 1, an introduction to iPSCs.
Publish Date: September 08, 2021
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