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Exploring the potential of fish skin for wound healing and regeneration
Peace Chukwu is a medical writer and fourth-year medical student at the University of Nigeria. She also serves as the national Editor-in-Chief for SCORA, a magazine published by the Nigerian Medical Students Association. She tweets @Makuopeace. As a medical student, watching the episode on Grey’s Anatomy where fish skin was used on a man with […]
Current state of affairs: An overview of seven Canadian cell therapy companies
Stephie Leung is currently an Associate Scientist at Artisan Biotechnologies. Stephie started her career in cell and gene therapy with GE Healthcare Lifesciences, working at the Centre for Advanced Therapeutic Cell Technologies, a collaboration between CCRM and GE Healthcare in CCRM’s Toronto office. As such, she considers herself a CCRM alumna and is eager to contribute her writing to Signals. Over […]
Takeaway from CDL-CCRM event: Are smart cells the next generation of natural drugs?
Dr. Leili Rohani is a Stem Cell Scientist at the Centre for Heart Lung Innovation (HLI), St. Paul’s Hospital, and a cross-appointed Postdoctoral Fellow at the School of Biomedical Engineering, Department of Medicine, at the University of British Columbia. Leili’s research has been focused on stem cells, regenerative medicine, cell therapy, and cell-fate engineering with […]
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