Weekly recommended science reads: stem cells, CRISPR, cancer & more

There’s never enough time to get all of one’s science reading done, but we can try! It helps to have a list of “to-read” articles, whether actual research articles or media pieces. In the old days, I remember my mentors saying they literally had “piles” of journal articles on their coffee tables, bathrooms, bedrooms, etc. that they needed to read. Here are some past recommended reads.

What would be the digital piles of science articles to try to dig into this week? Here are some on my list.

CRISPR for muscular dystrophy. Zhang, et al. Science, 2020. Screenshot of Fig. 2
CRISPR mouse research for muscular dystrophy. Zhang, et al. Science, 2020. Screenshot of part of Fig. 2.

Stem cell (and cancer) reads

CRISPR (and some cancer) reads

File under “ouch”

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  1. Is there a list of reporting clinics that comply to industry/academic standards of care for adult stem cell therapies?

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