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Advancement in neuroscience research is challenged by the availability of physiologically relevant in vitro models that accurately recapitulate the complexity of the neural tissue. Stem-cell-based neural models have gained significant interest for their potential in several biomedical applications from regenerative medicine to drug discovery and development.

In this webinar on advanced neurobiology modelling with stem cells, our speakers presented innovative ways of using induced pluripotent stem cells to effectively model neurodevelopment and neurodegenerative diseases, thereby overcoming the limitations seen with present neurobiological models.

Webinar 1: Advanced neurobiology modeling with stem cells

Speakers and talks in this webinar:

Dr Ivo Lieberam – King’s College London (KCL)
Stem cell-based models of neuromuscular function and dysfunction

Joshua Thomas – German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE)
Understanding selective neuronal vulnerability using iPSC derived models

Dr Dammy Olayanju – Product manager, Qkine
Introduction to Qkine, specialist growth factor and cytokine manufacturer

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Prof Stephen O'Rahilly

University of Cambridge, UK

Our lab has been using FGF2 and activin A from Qkine in stem cell cultures for many months now. Our epiblast stem cells and trophoblast stem cells never looked better. Qkine has provided us with exceptional customer service and most importantly top-quality, affordable growth factors. We will be definitely using their products in the future.

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Novo Nordisk Foundation, University of Copenhagen
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