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Weekend reads: WaPo blows it on COVID, paper-mill detector, adult pluripotent stem cells

December 11, 2022 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D. / 5 Comments

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Imagine writing or editing an article for the WaPo about risky, unproven medical interventions for COVID that desperate patients might consider. Then you link directly to the websites selling this stuff in your article. What the heck? WaPo links to risky long COVID “treatments” By linking, you not only are driving customers to these firms, […]

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The Niche weekend reads: Editas mess, The Niche updates, papers

October 3, 2021 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D. / Leave a Comment

The news of the week relates to an interim clinical trial report from gene-editing firm Editas on its CRISPR trial for a form of vision loss. On to that in a minute. What have you been reading the past week? Below, I include our weekly list of recommended reads. However, first I wanted to give

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Weekend reads include stem cell pubs, cancer link to heart disease, CRISPR babies & of course emu oil

November 29, 2019 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D. / Leave a Comment

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Here in the U.S. we just had our big Thanksgiving holiday, but science goes, stem cells keep growing and needing attention, and it’s another weekend chance to catch up on our paper reading. Here’s this weekend edition of recommended reads including news items and pubs. From Cell Stem Cell: Single-Cell Transcriptome Analysis of Uniparental Embryos Reveals

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Weekend reads: stem cells, CRISPR, glioma, stroke, RTT & more

September 29, 2019 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D. / 8 Comments

Every so often I realize I’ve accumulated a bunch of tabs on my browsers of things I need to dive into as time permits, which sometimes translates into a collection of recommended reads here on The Niche. Here are some recommended recent reads in the stem cell/regenerative medicine field and childhood cancer space. It includes

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Stem cell & other science weekend reads: arteries, diabetes, iffy metaphors, & more

May 10, 2019 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D. / 1 Comment

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What are your weekend reads? Many of us scientists read up on specific articles over the weekend that caught our eye during the last week or two. Here are some of my weekend reads plus some other stuff that just generally looked really interesting or unusual. The list includes both primary papers and news articles

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Weekend reads: reversing death of pig brain cells, brain-gut stem cell link, plant stem cells, & more

April 19, 2019 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D. / 2 Comments

It’s been a cool week for stem cell and other associated kinds of research. In this post I have a series of links to a variety of interesting developments and papers. Gene therapy cures bubble boy infants. William Wan over at the WaPo on this good news. Nope, this wasn’t done with CRISPR, but rather

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Weekend reads include herding brains, stem cells, & CRISPR

March 3, 2019 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D.

Every so often here on The Niche I list science and news articles worth a look as “weekend reads”. Below is my list for this weekend. Enjoy! The first article doesn’t really fit into the other main categories, but the title “herding brains” caught my eye. Stem Cells Stem cells and regenerative capacity in aging

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TGIF weekend reads: senolytics, new CRISPR, stem cells, & 3 wacky things

July 13, 2018 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D.

Over the weekends I try to catch up on more diverse reading and sometimes come up with a list of stuff I want to get to during this time, but I also put together weekend reads usually on Fridays as a kind of TGIF on The Niche for the wider audience here. So here’s the

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Weekend reads: stem cells, organoids, cancer, CRISPR & a tiger named Igor

April 27, 2018 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D. / 1 Comment

What are your typical weekend reads? If you are a scientist, they might often include a great deal of science. I always hope I can find time for reading for pleasure too, but about as close as I get to that is the New York Times on Sunday. Here are some recommended science reads for

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Stem cell weekend reads & science headlines

March 17, 2018 / Professor Paul Knoepfler, Ph.D.

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Here are my suggested weekend reads on stem cells & regenerative medicine. I also threw in some stem cell news headlines and more general science stories…and some CRISPR. What are your weekend reads? Lysosome activation clears aggregates and enhances quiescent neural stem cell activation during aging in Science (a.k.a., taking out the stem cellular trash for

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